ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1100

The NES-1100 raspatory serves a different purpose from a typical extraction elevator, though it lives in the same instrument family. This double-ended periosteal elevator, with matching 3 mm working tips on each end, is built for reflecting the periosteum away from bone during flap surgery. It’s a staple wherever surgical access matters as much as the extraction itself, sitting comfortably alongside standard dental root elevators in a surgical tray.
At 18 cm overall length, the instrument gives enough reach for posterior sites without feeling unwieldy in hand. Both 3 mm tips are thin enough to slide cleanly under the periosteum, separating soft tissue from bone with minimal tearing. Having identical ends means you can flip the instrument mid-procedure instead of reaching for a second tool, which keeps the workflow moving during implant placement or surgical extractions.
The 10 mm hollow handle keeps the instrument light without sacrificing grip stability, an important balance when precise tissue reflection is the goal. Construction follows standard surgical stainless steel practice, and the piece autoclaves without issue alongside the rest of a flap surgery kit.
For any procedure requiring a clean surgical flap, from implant site prep to impacted extractions, a reliable raspatory earns a permanent spot in the tray.