ROOT ELEVATORS NES-945

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The NES-945 is a Cryer pattern dental root elevator designed for controlled removal of fractured root fragments and retained roots. Its triangular blade engages firmly with the root surface, allowing rotational force to disengage the fragment from the socket. Within the range of dental root elevators, the Cryer pattern is particularly effective in posterior extractions where straight elevators cannot provide adequate access.
This instrument is manufactured from German stainless steel with a single-ended construction. The sharply pointed triangular blade provides strong engagement with the root, while the angled design directs force predictably along the periodontal ligament space. A textured handle ensures secure grip and tactile feedback, which is essential when applying controlled pressure in confined surgical sites. The polished finish supports repeated autoclaving without corrosion, ensuring dependable performance over time.
Key clinical benefits include:
Cryer pattern blade: suited for fractured roots and posterior extractions, offering rotational leverage.
Triangular working end: seats firmly against root surfaces for stable engagement.
Angled tip design: improves access and directs force along the ligament space.
Textured stainless steel handle: provides secure grip and precise control.
Autoclavable finish: withstands repeated sterilization cycles without loss of integrity.
The NES-945 is most often selected when working with fractured molar roots or retained fragments requiring rotational elevation. Its design allows atraumatic removal by minimizing unnecessary pressure on surrounding bone. Order the NES-945 today.