ROOT ELEVATORS NES-835

13 mm
Some elevators are built for precision. The NES-835 is built for reach and distribution instead. As a Seldin 1L, left-side, at 13 mm, it carries the wide, paddle-shaped working end the Seldin pattern is known for, designed to spread force across a broader surface rather than concentrating it at a single point.
That distinction matters in cases where a narrow elevator tip would simply dig in rather than lift. A wide, sweeping surface lets the clinician apply steady, controlled pressure across a larger area of periosteum or root, which tends to loosen a tooth more gradually and predictably than a concentrated point of contact would. Because this version is built for the left side of the arch, it seats naturally without forcing an awkward wrist angle, something clinicians notice quickly when the orientation doesn’t match the work. Paired with its right-side counterpart, this kind of design rounds out a genuinely complete set of surgical root elevators built around actual technique rather than a single default shape.
Common applications for the NES-835:
Broad, distributed pressure elevation on the left side of the arch
Periosteal reflection paired with controlled root elevation
Cases where concentrated point pressure risks localized trauma
Rounding out a kit alongside narrower, precision-focused elevators
Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the NES-835 holds its paddle geometry through repeated autoclave cycles, keeping that even, distributed contact reliable case after case. Reach and control aren’t always in conflict. This instrument is built around getting both at once.
Add this instrument to your surgical kit.