Curved dental root elevator OR-2006

stainless steel

Straight shank and working tip. • Use: Ideal for applying vertical pressure along the tooth root. • Application: Typically used in the anterior region or for upper teeth where straight access is possible. • Advantage: Provides strong leverage and control in central positioning. • Design: Shank and blade curve to the left. • Use: Designed to access the right side of the mouth or for teeth whose roots curve in a way that the instrument fits better from the left-hand approach. • Application: Helps luxate roots from the periodontal ligament in tighter posterior areas. • Advantage: Better access to awkward angles or roots close to the sinus or bone. • Design: Shank and blade curve to the right. • Use: Designed to access the left side of the mouth or for teeth that benefit from a right-handed approach. • Application: Same as the left version, but for the opposite side. • Advantage: Enhances accessibility and control during extractions in posterior quadrants. Description • Ergonomic handle: Ribbed and contoured for grip and comfort. • Material: High-quality surgical stainless steel – durable and autoclavable. • Functionality: Used to sever the periodontal ligament and gently elevate the tooth to loosen it prior to extraction. Clinical Tip: When working on upper molars, especially those near the maxillary sinus, use curved Hylin elevators (Left or Right) to minimize upward force and reduce the risk of pushing roots into the sinus. General Guidelines • Always use elevators gently to avoid excessive pressure that can fracture alveolar bone. • Use for straight root elevation, especially in single-rooted teeth.