ROOT ELEVATORS NES-682

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The NES-682 Cryer Elevator is built around a fine, angled tip designed to reach the tight spaces between adjacent roots and surrounding bone. It gives clinicians a precise option for cases where a standard elevator cannot get close enough to a stubborn root fragment.
With its angled tip, you’ll access narrow interradicular spaces that wider instruments simply cannot reach.
Your leverage stays consistent thanks to a shank that holds firm under steady rotational pressure.
You’ll find the slight curve in the blade follows the natural shape of most posterior roots closely.
This instrument sterilizes cleanly through standard autoclave cycles without any wear to the tip or finish.
This instrument belongs among the more specialized root elevators used in third molar surgery, where root position and access vary from one case to the next. You’ll often reach for the NES-682 as a finishing tool once a broader instrument has already begun to loosen the tooth, since the fine tip completes the job with less overall force.
This instrument rounds out a well-prepared surgical tray for cases needing precise, controlled leverage. Order this product today, or add the NES-682 to your cart.