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2.5MM
Bein elevators have earned their reputation through decades of clinical use, and the NES-529 continues that tradition in a straight, 2.5 mm configuration. The design relies on a narrow, pointed working end that wedges into the periodontal ligament space with precision rather than brute force.
It’s a foundational piece among dental root elevators, the kind most clinicians reach for when a root fragment needs careful, controlled removal.
The straight shaft keeps the working end aligned with the operator’s line of sight, useful when visibility in the socket is already limited.
A 2.5 mm tip slips between root and bone without excessive pressure on either side, lowering the risk of fracturing a fragile root.
The narrow profile makes this pattern a favorite for retained root tips and single rooted teeth, where a bulkier elevator would struggle to find purchase.
Construction follows standard surgical stainless steel practice, giving the instrument the strength to handle repeated leverage without deforming.
The instrument autoclaves cleanly alongside the rest of a standard extraction tray.
For any clinic doing routine extractions, a straight Bein like this one covers a huge share of daily cases without needing a specialty tip. It’s a dependable, everyday instrument that earns its spot through consistency rather than novelty.
