ROOT ELEVATORS NES-1113

The NES-1113 leans toward the harder-edged side of bone surgery instruments, built specifically for chipping work rather than gentle tissue reflection. This raspatory pairs a 24 gauge tip with a 7.5 mm width across roughly 17.5 cm of length, giving it enough presence for controlled bone shaping without feeling clumsy in hand. It sits in the same broad category as dental root elevators , though its job leans more toward bone contouring than tooth movement.
The 24-gauge edge is thin enough for precise chipping in tight surgical fields, while the 7.5 mm width gives a wider working surface when more material needs to move at once. That combination lets a clinician handle both fine detail work and broader bone reshaping without switching instruments mid-procedure. Corrosion-resistant construction means the edge holds its shape through repeated use, which matters for an instrument that sees this kind of contact with hard tissue.
Sterilization follows standard autoclave protocols, so the instrument fits into existing surgical trays without special handling. For implant site development or ridge recontouring, having a dedicated chipping instrument on hand avoids forcing a rasp or elevator to do a job it wasn’t built for.