ROOT ELEVATORS NES-612

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The NES-612 is a Cryer style root elevator made for removing root fragments and sections in the posterior area. Its triangular tip allows engagement of the root or bone to create the leverage needed for elevation during surgery.
This type of root elevators instruments is frequently used when a root has fractured and the remaining portion must be lifted with a rotating motion. The design supports effective removal while aiming to minimize unnecessary bone loss and soft tissue trauma.
The triangular tip engages securely to apply controlled rotational force.
The handle offers a firm grip that supports the wrist action required for Cryer technique.
High grade stainless steel keeps the tip strong and sharp through repeated clinical cycles.
It is particularly useful for molar roots and interradicular fragments in either jaw.
The instrument accepts standard autoclave sterilization and remains ready for use.
Adding the NES-612 to the tray ensures a dedicated Cryer option is available for challenging posterior cases. It helps the clinician complete extractions more efficiently when standard elevators are not enough. The tool is a practical and reliable choice for oral surgery sets. Teams appreciate having this specialized design on hand for unexpected root fractures. It contributes to smoother workflow and consistent results in daily practice.