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3 MM
The NES-689 Hylin elevator follows is built with a slim 3 mm blade suited to both periosteal reflection and light luxation work. Its flat, tapered edge slips beneath the gingival margin cleanly, giving you a controlled starting point before heavier elevators come into play. Clinicians who rely on dental root elevators for the earliest stage of extraction often reach for this pattern first.
The 3 mm blade offers enough width to lift tissue without gouging the underlying bone.
The flat profile makes it equally useful for periosteal elevation and initial root loosening.
The handle balances well in the hand, supporting fine, controlled movements.
It is built from surgical grade stainless steel that resists corrosion through repeated sterilization.
The instrument withstands standard autoclave cycles without any change to its edge or finish.
You’ll often use this elevator before switching to a Luxator or Cryer pattern, since it sets up the site for the tools that follow. Your early moves in the extraction go smoother when the tissue and ligament are already loosened at the margin. This instrument earns a spot at the start of nearly every surgical tray. Add the NES-689 to your cart and give your extractions a cleaner starting point.
