Partial Extraction Therapy

The PET Kit is designed to make Partial Extraction Therapy techniques—including Socket Shield, Root Submergence, and Pontic Shield—more accessible and predictable. Developed through research on clinical complications, the kit standardizes the procedure with a step-by-step approach.

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Developed in collaboration with Dr. Howard Gluckman to make the Partial Extraction Therapy Techniques more achievable. The step by step process helps to standardize the procedure and enable faster, more predictable results.

Key Advantages

Simplifies PET procedures with dedicated tools.
Minimizes risk of mucosal damage during shield preparation.
Enables sub-crestal beveling for ideal prosthetic space and soft-tissue healing.
Large diamond burs ensure efficient root reduction, saving time and increasing predictability.

Features

Specialized burs for reducing shield size safely.
Tools to manage both internal and external shield exposure.
Round diamond burs for precise and quick root modification.

Indications

Socket Shield Technique
Root Submergence Technique
Pontic Shield Technique
General PET protocols

How to Use

PET KIT Non-vital Root Submergence

Components

Kit Components are specificaly designed to facilitate partial extraction therapy techniques

Specialized burs set
Round diamond burs (for controlled root reduction and shaping).
Beveling burs (for sub-crestal beveling and prosthetic clearance).
Finishing burs (for refining shield size and margin).

Precision hand instruments
Designed for atraumatic manipulation of root fragments.
Helps prevent mucosal damage during shield preparation.

Step-by-step protocol layout
Burs arranged by function and sequence.
Clear workflow for Socket Shield, Root Submergence, and Pontic Shield techniques.

Lance Drill
Used initially to drill up to the apex of the root. Depth stopper is used to set the length of the lance drill to prevent overdrilling.

Lindermann Drill
Used to fragment the tooth by moving from the mesial side to distal side in a sweeping motion.
Line runs from the mesial line angle to the distal line angle.

Round Diamond Bur
Used to remove the root apex and any gutta percha material present in the apical portion of the socket.

Finishing Diamond Bur
Used to smooth out and shape the shield.

Final Shaper
Used in the reduction of the coronal portion of the shield.

Guided Drill
Used to prepare the chamfer to the correct depth. By doing so, it allows space for the soft tissue to grow between the shield and implant.