NES-3540

Fig. 23

Seldin
A second entry under the Seldin name, the NES-3540 (Fig. 23) brings this well-established periosteal elevator pattern back into the lineup with a distinct figure designation, giving practitioners another working-end option built around the same trusted underlying design.
Pattern: Seldin, Fig. 23
Function: lifting and reflecting soft tissue away from bone
Material: surgical-grade stainless steel
Sterilization: fully autoclavable
Seldin-pattern elevators are recognized for their bone-hugging profile, following the contour of underlying structure closely rather than relying purely on soft tissue engagement. That characteristic gives practitioners a more stable, predictable hold during reflection, particularly useful near the alveolar ridge or other bone-adjacent surgical sites.
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used for surgical access, having a second Seldin figure available gives practices flexibility to match the exact working-end shape to the specific anatomical demands of a given procedure.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, this elevator withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical use, holding its working edge reliably across demanding surgical schedules.