ROOT ELEVATORS NES-938

The NES-938 is a Cryer-style right root elevator designed for removing fractured root tips and retained roots with controlled leverage. Its triangular blade profile provides a strong point of engagement against the root surface, allowing the clinician to apply rotational force while preserving surrounding bone.
Within the family of dental root elevators, Cryer patterns are recognized for their ability to dislodge stubborn fragments that cannot be reached with straight or Warwick James elevators. The right-sided orientation of the NES-938 makes it particularly effective in posterior quadrants where angled access is required.
Triangular blade design: Seats firmly against the root surface, enabling controlled rotational movement to elevate fragments.
Right-sided orientation: Provides mechanical advantage in molar regions, complementing the left Cryer pattern for complete coverage.
Slim working end: Fits into confined spaces, improving tactile feedback and reducing unnecessary tissue displacement.
Textured handle: Offers a secure grip, supporting steady control during force application.
German stainless steel: Corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and manufactured for repeated surgical use.
Clinically, the NES-938 is often chosen when fractured root tips remain after forceps extraction or when retained roots must be mobilized before removal. Its design allows the operator to gain leverage in areas that are otherwise difficult to access, making it a dependable instrument in both routine and complex oral surgery cases.
A complete surgical kit benefits from having both left and right Cryer elevators available, as they provide the strength and precision needed for challenging extractions. Add the NES-938 to your set today.