ROOT ELEVATORS NES-694

The NES-694 is built for the first, quiet phase of a tooth extraction: the moment before the forceps ever get involved, when the tooth still has to be loosened from its socket. Used correctly, an elevator like this does the hard work early, breaking down resistance along the root so the extraction itself takes less force and less time.
That early phase matters more than it gets credit for. Engaging the periodontal ligament space with steady, directional pressure allows the fibrous attachment holding the tooth in place to give way gradually, rather than all at once. Clinicians who take this step seriously tend to see cleaner extractions and less strain on the surrounding alveolar bone. Reaching for the right instrument here, whether it comes from a set of dental root elevators instruments or a single go-to piece, shapes how the rest of the procedure goes.
Where the NES-694 tends to earn its place in a kit:
Starting periodontal ligament separation ahead of forceps work
Establishing a controlled point of luxation on single or multi-rooted teeth
Working in cases where socket visibility is tight
Supporting atraumatic technique where preserving crestal bone is a priority
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed to hold up under repeated autoclave cycles, which matters in practices that run several extraction cases a week. A handle that sits well in the hand also reduces fatigue over long surgical days, something that becomes noticeable by the third or fourth case.
Add the NES-694 to your extraction tray today.