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Ardsley Vets
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We've been using Dentanomic for the last few months in our practice, and it has made a real difference to our workflow. The tools are excellent and have definitely helped speed up many of our dental procedures.
The hands-on training session with Dr Hannah was very useful. She explained the tools clearly and took the time to go through the techniques in detail, which made it easier to start using them in practice.
Like any new technology, it does take a little time to become familiar with it, but it's well worth the effort. We would highly recommend Dentanomic to any practice looking to improve the efficiency of their dental procedures.
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Jericelmo Rewilton
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Jo-Jo Edlin
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I have been a vet for 14 years. I used to dread dentals, as I found it difficult removing teeth and often broke the roots.
Since using these thin blades, it has made performing dentistry soooo much easier!
I now cannot and will not use the practice tools and use my own kit.
100% recommended, just treat them right!
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Louise Turley
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Our vet practice in Berkshire, England with 14 vets has been using Dentanomics for many years and we all agree it's the best system for small animal dental extractions. The training provided was excellent - the team are so personable and practically helpful. I would strongly recommend Dentanomics to everyone in small animal practice.
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Jono Frost
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Excellent, well made elevators and luxators in a completely different style! Thin, sharp luxators to fit into the periodontal space. They do require some additional learning to use properly but 100% worth the effort!
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Anna Hanzel
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Rachel Lord
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I started using Dentanomics after spending a few days with the referral dentists at Eastcott Referrals and seeing them in action. We needed a new luxator/elevator kit at clinic I work at, so decided to go with Dentanomics. I haven't looked back! I find them especially good for feline cases, and now can't imagine using anything else on cats. So much so, that now I am locuming alongside my usual clinic work, I have just invested in my own kit. The handles fit my hands very comfortably (plus also the colours are so cute!) and the luxator blades are extremely sharp and precise. But they have actually been more robust than I was expecting, and we haven't had to replace the blades as often as I was expecting.
Overall, very happy with the kit!
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Steve Hallahan
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From the first time I used Dentanomic luxators in a post-grad dentistry wet lab a few years ago I knew that I’d found something special to (forgive the pun) elevate my dentistry:
First impressions are that both long and stubby handles fit beautifully in your palm, even with big farmer hands like mine.
More importantly, the luxator blades are super slim and fit into the PDL space.
And yet more importantly again, the luxators are true blades: they’re super sharp. When I’m teaching dentistry to students or GP vets my top 3 pieces of advice are borrowed from property purchase advice: luxation, luxation, luxation. Enamel may be – pound for pound - the hardest compound in the mammalian body, but when performing extractions in our pets, enamel, dentine and bone will fracture long before the PDL gives way, so cutting this with a blade – a sharp luxator – has to be your number 1 priority.
Nobody makes luxator blades like Dentanomic, and I love that when my blade has lost it’s edge I just swap it out with a brand new one and hold on to my favourite handle. Apart from the sustainability benefits, this means that replacing a blunt instrument is very cost effective. For example, how much time would be wasted and how much unnecessary trauma inflicted on a neuter surgery if the scalpel blade was blunt?
Investing in excellent luxators is, in my opinion, the greatest return in investment that any practice can make in their dental equipment.
Dentanomic instruments are to dentistry what locking plates are to orthopaedics: using a simple but ingenious idea to move the standard from great to exceptional. I just wish that I had thought of it first!
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Bernhard Bindernagel
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