NES-1913

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Interproximal bone and residual soft tissue can stall an otherwise smooth periodontal procedure. The NES-1913 Fig. 1S/2S Sugarman file is shaped specifically for those tight spaces. Its paired working ends allow a controlled pull stroke that reduces vertical bone height or clears granulomatous tissue without requiring a larger instrument that might risk adjacent root surfaces. The design keeps the non-cutting aspects oriented toward the teeth, giving the operator a built-in safety margin during back-and-forth motion.
Stainless steel construction holds up under repeated sterilization while preserving the cutting efficiency needed for dense tissue. The handle offers enough length and balance for a stable fulcrum even when working deep between molars. Many clinicians keep this pattern on the surgical tray for crown-lengthening cases or infrabony pocket management where rotary access is limited.
Before committing to further osseous adjustment, the same file can function as a diagnostic instrument, letting the operator feel residual tissue tags or uneven bone peaks that still require attention. Next Edge Surgical LLC supplies the NES-1913 for periodontal and oral-surgery kits that demand reliable interproximal access tools.