ROOT ELEVATORS NES-919

The Pott elevator is easy to identify by its cross bar handle, a design that gives the operator considerably more rotational control than a standard straight handle allows. The NES-919 is configured for left side use, with the blade angled to approach teeth on that side without forcing an awkward wrist position. Among clinicians who perform surgical extractions regularly, the Pott pattern is often kept specifically for cases where extra leverage matters more than a compact profile.
This instrument is part of our dental root elevators lineup, and the T-shaped handle is the defining feature that sets it apart from bein or straight patterns. The cross bar allows the clinician to apply controlled rotational force through the palm and fingers rather than relying on wrist strength alone, which becomes especially useful when a tooth or root fragment resists initial luxation attempts.
Situations where this pattern is commonly reached for include:
Cases requiring greater torque than a standard handle comfortably provides
Left sided approaches where blade angulation needs to match anatomy
Resistant roots or teeth that do not respond to lighter elevating force
Surgical extractions where handle grip and control matter as much as blade design
Manufactured from reusable surgical steel and finished for repeated autoclave sterilization, the NES-919 is built to perform consistently across a demanding surgical schedule. For practices that keep a left and right Pott pair on hand, this instrument completes that set.
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