ROOT ELEVATORS NES-875

The NES-875 is a Heber Bayonet root elevator, a pattern built specifically for the access problems that posterior extraction sites create. The bayonet offset in the shaft angles the working blade away from the handle axis, which moves the clinician’s hand clear of the opposing teeth and adjacent soft tissue. This geometry is what makes the Heber Bayonet useful in situations where a straight elevator simply cannot reach the working position without the handle obstructing access. The NES-875 is part of the dental root elevators range at NextEdge Surgical and suits practices that handle a regular volume of posterior surgical extractions.
The bayonet offset also improves the clinician’s ability to see the working field. Because the handle sits further from the blade, the hand does not block the visual line to the root tip or socket during elevation. That improved sightline reduces guesswork during the stroke and helps maintain accurate blade placement throughout the procedure.
The NES-875 is well suited for:
Distal root elevation in lower second and third molar sites
Posterior maxillary cases where standard straight elevators lack working clearance
Root tip retrieval in deep or narrow sockets with limited direct access
Surgical extractions requiring sustained blade-to-root contact in confined posterior spaces
Atraumatic elevation sequences where controlled incremental force is needed
The Heber Bayonet pattern performs best when it is part of a complete surgical tray rather than a standalone instrument. Having it available alongside standard straight and angled elevators gives the clinician a complete set of approach options for any extraction case that presents.
Manufactured from German stainless steel, the NES-875 holds its offset geometry through repeated autoclaving and resists corrosion across extended clinical use. Order it today.