ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1064

5mm / 3mm
Double-ended instruments save real space on a crowded tray, and the NES-1064 packs two working tips into a single handle, a 5mm edge on one end and a 3mm edge on the other. Instead of reaching for two separate elevators mid-case, a clinician just flips the instrument around.
That kind of setup works well for extractions that shift in difficulty as they progress. A case might start with the 3mm end for initial luxation, then move to the wider 5mm end once more leverage is needed to finish the job. Having both in one instrument cuts down on the number of tools crossing the tray during a single procedure, which keeps things tidier and a little faster.
Each end is straight, giving predictable, direct engagement regardless of which side is in use. The dual configuration doesn’t compromise either tip’s performance, both maintain the same reliable geometry found in single-ended versions of similar widths. Sterilization is no different from any other instrument in the tray, since the whole piece autoclaves as one unit.
For clinicians who like consolidating their kit without sacrificing range, dual-tip designs like this one are a smart addition alongside standard dental root elevatorsThe NES-1064 offers two commonly used widths in the space of one.