ROOT ELEVATORS NES-777

5mm Cvd.
he NES-777 is a curved luxator with a 5 mm tip, built around a cutting mechanism rather than a purely leveraging one. Where a traditional elevator relies on prying force to loosen a tooth, a luxator’s thin, sharp edge is designed to sever periodontal ligament fibers as it’s advanced along the root, which changes how the early stage of an extraction actually feels in the hand.
The curve in this design earns its place in situations where a straight blade would struggle to track the natural contour of the root surface. Many roots aren’t perfectly straight, and a curved tip can follow that shape more closely, maintaining consistent contact with the ligament space instead of losing purchase at a bend. At 5 mm, the tip stays narrow enough to work without demanding excessive socket widening, while still offering enough presence to make steady progress along the ligament line. This kind of cutting, root-following action is part of why luxators have become a standard companion to dental root elevators in a well-equipped extraction tray, rather than a replacement for them.
The NES-777 fits naturally into:
Early ligament severance on teeth with curved or irregular roots
Reducing the force required during subsequent forceps extraction
Cases where root anatomy makes a straight blade less effective
Supporting atraumatic extraction technique through gradual cutting action
Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-777 is built to retain its edge and curvature through repeated autoclave cycles, a real consideration for an instrument whose performance depends on a sharp, precise working tip. A well-made luxator like this one changes the whole rhythm of a routine extraction.
Add the NES-777 to your surgical extraction kit.