lacer
- noun
- Specialized
- Sterilizing the lacer is essential before any dental surgery.
Examples
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A lacer is essential for dental surgery.
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The dentist used a lacer to cut the gum tissue.
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The oral surgeon selected a lacer to carefully cut the gum tissue.
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Before extracting the tooth, the dentist used a lacer to make an incision.
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The dentist used a lacer to remove the damaged tissue from the patient's gum.
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During the surgery, the oral surgeon needed a sharp lacer to accurately cut through the tissue.
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The dental hygienist demonstrated how to properly handle a lacer for effective tissue cutting.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Lacer comes from an old Latin verb lacerare meaning 'to tear', and you can see the same root in lacerate. So a dental lacer is a small tool used to tear or cut gum tissue during surgery.