ROOT ELEVATORS NES-886

2 MM
The NES-886 pairs a 2 mm serrated tip with a curved shank, giving clinicians a Bein pattern built for situations where a straight approach isn’t available. Among our dental root elevators, the curved shank changes the angle of approach without changing the underlying mechanics of the triangular blade, which still expands against the root as it rotates within the ligament space.
That curve matters most when the tooth position or adjacent anatomy doesn’t allow a straight instrument to reach the ligament space cleanly. Rather than forcing an awkward wrist angle to compensate, the curved shank routes the blade into position more naturally, while the serrated surface at the tip helps it hold once seated rather than slipping under initial pressure.
At 2 mm, the working end stays narrow enough for precise placement in confined spaces, which pairs well with the curved approach this instrument is built for. Clinicians tend to reach for this combination in cases where a straight Bein elevator would require an uncomfortable hand position to align with the root surface, particularly around curved arch segments or in areas with limited straight-line access.
The serration adds a practical margin of security at this smaller size, where a smooth tip has less surface area to resist movement once force is applied. For clinicians managing extractions in less accessible positions, the curved, serrated combination offers a more adaptable option than a standard straight elevator.
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