ROOT ELEVATORS NES-536

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The NES-536 is a straight root elevator built around the blade pattern, a workhorse design that oral surgeons and general dentists reach for consistently during routine and surgical extractions. ental root elevators of this straight configuration are the logical starting point in most extraction sequences, applying controlled wedging force along the periodontal ligament to loosen single-rooted teeth before forceps placement.
A few things make this instrument reliable in daily practice:
The straight blade provides a narrow, tapered tip that seats cleanly into the periodontal space without unnecessary tissue trauma.
The blade geometry supports a push-and-rotate technique, giving the clinician good leverage without requiring excessive force.
The handle is sized for a firm palm grip, reducing hand fatigue across longer procedures or higher-volume surgical days.
Manufactured from German stainless steel, the instrument holds its edge through repeated sterilization cycles.D
The satin finish reduces glare under operatory lighting and gives the surface a texture that seats comfortably in gloved hands.
Fully autoclavable, the NES-536 integrates easily into standard instrument cassette setups. It is well suited for upper and lower anterior teeth and premolars where straight access aligns naturally with the root axis. Clinicians working through busy extraction schedules will find it keeps procedures moving efficiently through the loosening phase. For practices that need a dependable straight elevator they can trust procedure after procedure, the NES-536 earns its place on the tray.