Blade for interproximal crown lengthening
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United States of America
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Oct 29, 2024
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Apr 8, 2024
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The blade for interproximal crown lengthening may be used to shave bone during osseous resection in an interproximal crown lengthening procedure. The blade includes a flat planar blade body with a forward shaving portion and a rear attachment portion, and longitudinally opposed forward and rear edges. The forward shaving portion has laterally opposed first and second edges, and the rear attachment portion also has laterally opposed first and second edges. The second edge of the forward shaving portion has first and second blunt portions with a sharp shaving portion positioned therebetween. The first blunt portion of the second edge of the forward shaving portion is located adjacent to the forward edge of the planar blade body such that the sharp shaving portion is spaced apart therefrom. An opening is formed through the rear attachment portion for attachment to a conventional scalpel handle or the like.
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