ROOT ELEVATORS NES-566

4 MM
The Luxator curved design works on a different principle than most conventional elevators. Rather than applying wedging pressure alone, the ultra-thin blade of the NES-566 cuts into the periodontal ligament as it advances along the root surface, expanding the space progressively and reducing the force needed to loosen the tooth. This makes it a gentler option for cases where preserving the socket is a priority, such as extraction sites planned for immediate implant placement.
At 4mm, this is one of the wider Luxator blade sizes in a complete set of dental root elevators, making it well suited for broader root faces on premolars and single-rooted molars where a narrower blade would require more passes to achieve adequate ligament disruption.
The curved blade geometry follows the natural arc of the root, allowing the clinician to work around the tooth with smooth, rotational strokes rather than straight-line thrusts.
The thin, sharpened edge enters the periodontal ligament space with minimal bone contact, reducing the risk of unnecessary trauma to the alveolar wall.
German stainless steel construction gives the blade the hardness to maintain its fine edge through repeated clinical use and autoclave sterilization cycles.
The handle provides a secure grip for controlled pressure delivery throughout the luxation sequence.
The NES-566 is a practical choice for any practice that handles a mix of routine and implant-preparation extractions, where atraumatic technique makes a real clinical difference.