ROOT ELEVATORS NES-860

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When a 3.6 mm blade isn’t quite enough, the NES-860 steps in. This is the wider-format Kopp elevator in the NextEdge Surgical lineup, built with a 4.2 mm working blade designed for upper root elevation where the root surface demands more contact area. You will find it among the full range of dental root elevators on the NextEdge Surgical catalog, and its blade width sets it apart from the narrower Kopp options in the same series.
The Kopp pattern works well in the maxillary arch because its blade geometry suits the access angles the upper jaw requires. At 4.2 mm, the working end covers more of the root face with each stroke, which matters most when you are working with upper premolars that have broad buccopalatal dimensions or with single-rooted upper teeth that have wide, flattened roots. More blade contact means more controlled force distribution, which reduces the risk of localizing too much pressure to a single point on the root surface.
This wider blade also performs well in cases where initial luxation has already begun and the tooth has minor mobility. At that stage, a broader tip maintains purchase on the root more reliably than a narrower one, helping carry the elevator stroke through to completion without slippage.
The NES-860 is suited for:
Upper root elevation where blade width improves force distribution
Broad or flattened maxillary roots requiring wider working contact
Post-luxation elevation when a more stable tip engagement is needed
Atraumatic extraction workflows in upper premolar and anterior sites
Surgical trays serving high-volume upper arch extraction cases
Manufactured from German stainless steel, the instrument maintains its blade geometry through repeated autoclave cycles. It is a reusable instrument built for daily clinical use. Complete your Kopp elevator set with the NES-860 today.