NES-3548

Few periosteal elevator names carry as much recognition as Freer, and the NES-3548 brings this well-established pattern to daily oral and maxillofacial practice. Built for lifting and reflecting soft tissue away from bone, the Freer elevator remains a go-to instrument across a wide range of surgical specialties beyond dentistry alone.
Part of what makes the Freer pattern so widely trusted is its versatility. Its working end is shaped to handle general periosteal reflection cleanly across a variety of anatomical sites, without requiring the highly specialized geometry that some narrower-purpose elevators call for.
Why the Freer pattern remains a staple:
Broadly versatile working-end shape suited to general reflection tasks
Trusted across multiple surgical specialties, not just dental practice
Complements more specialized patterns already in this elevator lineup
Dependable, predictable handling for routine surgical access
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments used for tissue and bone access, the Freer elevator is often one of the first instruments reached for, precisely because of how reliably it performs across so many different situations.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, this elevator withstands repeated sterilization cycles and daily clinical handling, keeping its working edge smooth and effective through extended surgical use.