ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1057

Double curved elevators solve an access problem that single-curve instruments can’t. The NES-1057 uses an S-shaped blade, curving one way near the handle and back the other way toward the tip, which lets it reach into positions a standard curved elevator simply can’t approach at the right angle.
That double bend matters most in the posterior of the mouth, where opposing teeth, soft tissue, or limited mouth opening can block a straight or single-curve instrument from engaging the root properly. The offset shape keeps the working tip accessible even when the handle has to sit at an awkward angle relative to the tooth.
This one comes in a full range of widths, from 1.5mm up to 5mm, so a single design covers everything from delicate anterior work to wider posterior extractions. That flexibility means a practice doesn’t need a separate design for each size, just one that adapts across the board.
The double curved blade improves access in tight or posterior positions where straight designs fall short.
Available in five tip widths to match a wide range of clinical situations.
The instrument autoclaves without issue, fitting standard sterilization routines.
Its offset shape reduces the need for awkward wrist or hand positioning during use.
Clinicians who find themselves fighting for access in certain cases often keep a double curved option among their surgical root elevators specifically for that reason. The NES-1057 handles the angles others can’t.