ROOT ELEVATORS NES-825

2.5 mm
At 2.5 mm, the NES-825 is a narrower cut of the Bein pattern, built for situations where a 3 mm blade has more width than the case calls for. Item code NES-825 belongs to the same root elevator family built around rotational elevation rather than direct leverage against bone.
The Bein blade’s fine, tapered point is designed to seat into the periodontal ligament space and generate movement through controlled rotation of the handle, not by prying against adjacent structures. That approach tends to reduce unnecessary pressure on the socket wall, which matters when preserving ridge contour is part of the treatment plan. The narrower 2.5 mm width extends that same principle to smaller working spaces, single-rooted anterior teeth, and cases where a wider blade risks engaging more of the ligament than the site can accommodate cleanly.
Situations where this size tends to fit best:
Anterior extractions with narrower root diameters
Interproximal spaces too tight for a 3 mm blade to seat properly
Fine mobilization before forceps application on smaller teeth
Rounding out a Bein set alongside wider blade widths for full arch coverage
The instrument still relies on the same rotational technique as the rest of the Bein line, so clinicians already familiar with that motion won’t need to adjust their approach, only their expectation of how much surface it engages per pass.
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