Straight Elevator 4 mm with Tapered Stainless-Steel Handle
Straight surgical elevators from Equate Instruments are used to luxate tooth roots and separate the periodontal ligament before forceps extraction. The slim working tip is placed between the root surface and the alveolar crest to deliver controlled lever force, loosening the tooth and reducing the effort needed at the forceps stage. A solid stainless-steel shank transitions into a contoured handle shaped for a secure palm-grip during rotational and apical pressure. Engineered for oral surgeons and general dentists, this elevator is fully autoclavable for routine clinic reuse and supplied non-sterile so the practice can sterilise it in its preferred workflow.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesQuestions about standard straight elevators
What is a Standard Straight Elevator used for?
A dental elevator is a hand instrument that loosens a tooth or root in its socket before extraction. Its blade is worked into the space between root and bone, and gentle rotation or leverage widens the socket. Luxators are thinner elevators that cut the periodontal ligament. Periosteal elevators are different instruments that lift the gum and periosteum from bone.
What is the difference between an elevator and a luxator?
An elevator loosens the tooth by wedging and rotation. A luxator has a thinner, sharper blade that cuts the periodontal ligament as it's pushed along the root, and it shouldn't be used to lever.
Why do Cryer elevators come in pairs?
Their triangular blades point in opposite directions, so the right and left versions reach roots on either side of the mouth or on either side of an empty root socket.
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