ROOT ELEVATORS NES-944

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The NES-944 is a Cryer-style left root elevator designed for controlled removal of fractured root tips and retained roots. Its triangular blade provides a firm point of engagement, allowing the clinician to apply rotational force while minimizing unnecessary bone removal.
As part of the trusted range of dental root elevators, the Cryer pattern is widely used when conventional straight elevators cannot achieve the leverage required. The left-sided orientation of the NES-944 complements the right Cryer, giving surgeons complete access to posterior quadrants.
Triangular blade profile: Seats securely against the root surface, enabling rotational luxation that dislodges fragments effectively.
Left-sided orientation: Provides mechanical advantage in molar regions, particularly when working on roots shielded by bone.
Slim working end: Fits into confined spaces, improving tactile feedback and reducing trauma to adjacent tissue.
Textured ergonomic handle: Supports steady grip and controlled force application during demanding extractions.
German stainless steel construction: Corrosion-resistant, fully autoclavable, and manufactured for repeated surgical use.
Clinically, the NES-944 is often selected when fractured root tips remain after forceps extraction or when retained roots must be mobilized before removal. Its angled profile allows the operator to gain leverage in areas that are otherwise difficult to access, making it a dependable instrument for both routine and complex oral surgery.
A well-prepared surgical kit benefits from having both left and right Cryer elevators available, ensuring versatility in challenging extractions. Add the NES-944 to your set today.