ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1107

Some flap work calls for finesse rather than reach, and that’s exactly where the NES-1107 fits. This Micro Freer raspitory scales down the standard Freer pattern into a finer, more delicate instrument suited to tight anatomical spaces where a larger blade would overreach. It shares a tray with dental root elevators on most surgical setups, though its job is tissue reflection rather than tooth movement.
At 18.5 cm, the instrument runs slightly longer than a standard raspitory, giving extra reach without adding bulk to the working end. Both ends carry the micro-Freer profile, so the clinician can flip between them depending on which side of the flap needs attention. That finer tip geometry makes a real difference during sinus lift procedures, delicate ridge preservation, or any case where the periosteum needs separating without tearing the tissue underneath.
The 10 mm hollow handle keeps the instrument light in hand, which matters over a long procedure where fine motor control counts more than grip strength. Stainless steel construction holds up through repeated autoclave cycles without losing its edge.
For practices doing detailed implant or grafting work, a micro raspitory like this one fills a gap that standard-sized instruments simply can’t reach as cleanly.