ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1054

Periotomes and luxating elevators share a family resemblance, but the NES-1054 periotome is built for a different purpose entirely. Its blade is thinner and finer than a standard elevator, designed to slip along the periodontal ligament and sever it with minimal pressure, preserving as much of the surrounding bone as possible.
That distinction matters most when a socket needs to stay intact for an immediate implant. The De3 pattern gold tip is shaped for precise, controlled insertion along the root surface, working through the ligament fibers rather than levering against the tooth the way a standard elevator does. Gold coating on a blade this fine adds meaningful durability, since thin tips are more prone to wear from repeated use.
The gold tip suits an atraumatic extraction technique where bone preservation is a priority.
Its fine profile slips into narrow periodontal spaces without disturbing adjacent structures.
Gold coating helps the delicate blade resist dulling over repeated sterilization cycles.
The instrument autoclaves cleanly, fitting into standard sterilization protocols.
For implant cases or any extraction where socket preservation matters, a good periotome belongs right alongside the dental root elevators already on the tray. The NES-1054 fills that specific, precision-focused role well.