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The NES-978 is a Coupland-style root elevator manufactured by Next Edge Surgical LLC, designed for controlled luxation and periodontal ligament separation prior to extraction. Its straight chisel-shaped blade provides predictable force application, making it a dependable instrument for loosening teeth and elevating retained roots.
The Coupland pattern is widely used in oral surgery because its flat working end transmits force efficiently along the tooth’s long axis. The NES-978 is built with a slim blade that seats cleanly into the ligament space, reducing unnecessary trauma to bone and soft tissue. Within our dental root elevators, this model is often chosen when clinicians require a reliable instrument for initial mobilization before forceps placement.
Chisel-shaped blade: Provides controlled leverage, helping to luxate teeth with minimal bone removal.
Straight working end: Offers direct access to the periodontal ligament, improving tactile feedback during elevation.
Ergonomic handle: Textured grip maintains stability in the hand, supporting precise force application during delicate extractions.
German stainless steel: Corrosion-resistant and fully autoclavable, ensuring durability through repeated sterilization cycles.
Clinical versatility: Effective for loosening teeth prior to extraction, elevating retained roots, and assisting in atraumatic surgical workflows.
The NES-978 balances well between handle and blade, giving the operator confidence when applying pressure in confined spaces. Its reusable stainless steel construction reflects our commitment to dependable manufacturing, making it a trusted instrument for both routine and complex oral surgery.
Order the NES-978 today.
Order the NES-978 today.
