ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1002

L3IC
Luxating elevators work differently from conventional root elevators, and the NES-1002 is a good example of why blade geometry matters. The inverted curved tip on this instrument is shaped to engage root surfaces that a straight blade simply cannot reach from the buccal approach.
When the clinical situation calls for lingual or distal access, an inverted curved blade seats cleanly against the root surface and allows the clinician to apply directional luxating force without repositioning or improvising with the wrong instrument. These dental root elevators with specialized tip geometries are what make predictable atraumatic extraction possible across the full range of tooth positions.
The NES-1002 carries the model designation L3IC: luxating pattern, 3 mm tip width, inverted curved blade. The 3 mm width is a practical general-use size, narrow enough to penetrate the periodontal ligament space without requiring aggressive widening of the socket, but wide enough to maintain stable contact and transmit force efficiently along the root.
Light blue color coding makes this instrument easy to identify on a surgical tray at a glance, which matters when you are moving between multiple instruments during an extraction sequence.
Clinically, the NES-1002 is well positioned for:
Lingual and distal PDL separation on single and multi-rooted teeth
General luxation where access from the buccal alone is insufficient
Atraumatic extraction workflows requiring controlled force from multiple angles
Supporting impacted or angled tooth removal where instrument approach must be varied
The inverted curved design delivers consistent tactile feedback as the blade tracks along the root surface, helping the clinician feel resistance and adjust pressure accordingly rather than relying on visual confirmation alone.
Add the NES-1002 to your surgical extraction kit today.