ROOT ELEVATORS NES-771

5 MM
The NES-771 is a straight luxating elevator with a 5 mm tip and an Ergo Dynamic handle, built around the mechanism that gives luxating elevators their name: a thin, sharp-edged blade that cuts into the periodontal ligament rather than simply prying against the root. That distinction matters clinically. Where a traditional elevator relies mostly on leverage, a luxator severs ligament fibers as it’s advanced, which often reduces the force needed downstream during extraction.
At 5 mm, the tip is narrow enough to work into the periodontal space without requiring aggressive socket widening, while still offering enough surface area for controlled, incremental advancement. Combined with a straight shank, the design keeps the working line predictable, useful when the clinician wants to feel exactly how the blade is progressing along the root surface rather than guessing at an angled trajectory. The Ergo Dynamic handle rounds out the design, giving a contoured grip that helps maintain fine control during the slower, more deliberate motion luxation technique calls for. It’s this kind of detail that separates a well-thought-out set of dental root elevator instruments from a generic one.
Where the NES-771 fits well:
Initial ligament severance ahead of forceps extraction
Single-rooted teeth where a straight working line is preferred
Cases benefiting from reduced downstream extraction force
Procedures requiring sustained, controlled hand positioning
Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-771 keeps its cutting edge and tip dimension consistent through repeated autoclave cycles. A luxator built with this kind of precision earns a permanent spot ahead of the forceps tray.
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