ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1007

DE5
Fractured and deeply decayed roots present some of the most demanding extraction scenarios in everyday oral surgery, and the NES-1007 is purpose-built for exactly those situations. This is a dual-edge straight elevator finished in brown, with a 5 mm working width on both ends and a design focus on deep, compromised root removal.
Among dental root elevators intended for difficult cases, this instrument stands out for combining broader blade coverage with a straight geometry suited to controlled apical engagement. The 5 mm dual-edge configuration gives the clinician flexibility without requiring a second instrument.
Both working ends carry the same blade width, which means the instrument can be repositioned or flipped to approach the root from a different angle without breaking the surgical rhythm. This is particularly valuable when working around decayed root structure, where tissue integrity is unpredictable and precise blade placement matters more than usual.
A few things that make this instrument well-suited to its intended application:
The 5 mm blade width provides enough surface contact to generate consistent leverage on deeper, more resistant root segments.
The straight geometry keeps the working path direct and predictable, reducing the risk of inadvertent pressure on adjacent bone or socket walls.
The brown color coding distinguishes it clearly from the grey 3 mm dual edge NES-1006 on a busy tray.
Stainless steel construction tolerates repeated autoclave sterilization cycles without any degradation to the blade edges or handle finish.
Practices that regularly manage compromised dentition will find the NES-1007 earns its place on the surgical tray case after case.