ROOT ELEVATORS NES-926

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The NES-926 is a Warwick James-style left root elevator designed for controlled luxation of retained roots and fractured fragments. Its angled blade allows the operator to gain leverage against the root surface while minimizing pressure on adjacent bone.
This instrument is part of the dental root elevators range used in oral surgery. The left-sided pattern is particularly useful when working in posterior quadrants where straight elevators cannot achieve the necessary angle of engagement. By seating the blade into the periodontal ligament space, the clinician can apply gradual force to mobilize root fragments without excessive bone removal.
Angled working end: Provides leverage against retained roots on the left side, improving access in confined surgical sites.
Slim blade profile: Fits cleanly into the ligament space, giving precise tactile feedback and reducing trauma to surrounding tissue.
Textured handle: Offers a secure grip, supporting controlled luxation and reducing hand strain during longer extractions.
German stainless steel: Resistant to corrosion, fully autoclavable, and manufactured for repeated surgical use.
Balanced design: Ensures predictable force application, helping clinicians maintain control during delicate root elevation.
Clinically, the NES-926 is often chosen when fractured root tips remain after forceps extraction or when retained roots must be elevated before removal. The angled blade provides the necessary mechanical advantage to dislodge fragments that are otherwise difficult to access. This makes it a dependable instrument in both routine extractions and complex oral surgery cases.
A well-prepared surgical kit benefits from having left and right Warwick James elevators available, as they complement straight patterns and expand clinical versatility. Order the NES-926 today.