ROOT ELEVATORS NES-942

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Root tip retrieval rarely presents the same angle twice, which is why the Heidbrink family includes more than one configuration. The NES-942 continues that lineup with its own blade geometry, built on the same principle of a slim, tapered working end designed for precision rather than bulk removal. Clinicians who keep a full Heidbrink set on hand typically do so because fractured fragments can sit at angles that a single pattern cannot always reach comfortably.
This instrument is part of our dental root elevators selection, and the Heidbrink line specifically fills the gap between general purpose elevators and the finer picks used for the smallest fragments. Its narrow blade allows access into sockets where visibility is limited and where a wider instrument risks contacting more bone than necessary.
Clinical situations where this pattern earns its place include:
Root tip fragments positioned at angles a standard Heidbrink blade cannot approach directly
Deep or narrow sockets requiring a slim working end
Cases calling for incremental, low pressure fragment retrieval
Completing a matched Heidbrink set for varied surgical presentations
Built from reusable surgical steel and finished for repeated autoclave cycles, the NES-942 holds up to the demands of routine oral surgery scheduling. Practices that see a steady share of complicated extractions often find that rounding out a Heidbrink set, rather than relying on one configuration, closes gaps that come up more often than expected.
Add this instrument to your surgical kit.