ROOT ELEVATORS NES-684

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The NES-684 Cryer elevator is shaped for one specific job: teasing out root tips and fragments after a tooth has been sectioned. Its pointed, triangular blade follows the classic Cryer pattern, letting it wedge into the socket wall and rotate the fragment free using a wheel and axle motion.
This design has earned a lasting place among dental root elevator instruments used in surgical extractions.
The triangular tip engages narrow spaces left after sectioning, giving you a clean point of leverage.
The blade’s pointed edge bites into the fragment surface without slipping under rotational pressure.
The handle offers a solid grip that transmits controlled torque rather than blunt force.
It is machined from surgical grade stainless steel that holds its point through repeated procedures.
The instrument tolerates standard autoclave sterilization without dulling or warping over time.
You’ll find this pattern especially useful after odontectomy, when a fractured root tip needs careful removal without disturbing the socket walls further. Your rotational control improves with practice, since the wedge shaped tip does most of the work once seated correctly. This instrument complements straight and curved elevators for a complete surgical set.
Order this product today and keep a dependable Cryer pattern ready for your next sectioned extraction.