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The dental root elevators are dental instruments used to loosen and elevate the teeth in their sockets prior to extraction in order to create space and prevent trauma to adjacent teeth and tissues.
The working end has thin, sharp blades that are used to cut periodontal ligaments and loosen tissue from bone.
The shank may be straight or angled in order to access specific areas of the mouth. This elevator kit is able to fit almost needs.
High Grade Stainless Steel, anti-corrosion and non-rust for safe and durable using.
Reusable after high temperature disinfection. Anti-skid handle for firm grip, comfortable to hold.
Features of Dental Root Elevators
Ergonomic Handle:
Designed for a comfortable grip, allowing for better control during the procedure.
Variety of Shapes:
Available in different shapes and sizes (e.g., straight, curved, or angled) to access various areas of the mouth and accommodate different tooth types.
Strong, Durable Materials:
Made from high-quality stainless steel or other durable materials to ensure longevity and resistance to corrosion.
Sharp Blade Edge:
Features a sharp blade or tip that allows for effective separation of the tooth from the surrounding tissues.
Length Variations:
Different lengths are available to suit various clinical situations and patient anatomies.
Types of Dental Root Elevators
Straight Elevators:
Used for general extraction purposes, particularly for anterior teeth.
Curved Elevators:
Designed for use in posterior areas where access is limited, helping to navigate around curves in the root structure.
Triangular Elevators:
Often used for removing retained roots and can be particularly effective in accessing difficult areas.
Molar Elevators:
Specifically designed for extracting molars, with shapes that allow them to fit into the spaces around these larger teeth.
Benefits of Dental Root Elevators
Effective Tooth Removal:
Facilitates the efficient removal of teeth and root fragments, making extractions smoother and less traumatic.
Minimized Trauma:
Reduces the risk of damaging surrounding tissues compared to using forceps alone.
Improved Visibility:
Allows for better visibility and access to the surgical site, especially in tight spaces.
Versatility:
Useful in various dental procedures, including extractions, root removals, and apicoectomies.
Enhanced Control:
Provides greater control over the extraction process, allowing for more precise movements.
Applications of Dental Root Elevators
Tooth Extractions:
Primarily used in the extraction of teeth, especially those that are impacted or have curved roots.
Root Fragment Removal:
Effective for removing retained root fragments after a tooth has been extracted.
Apicoectomy Procedures:
Used in surgical procedures to remove the tip of a tooth root along with any infection.
Facilitating Other Instruments:
Helps create space and loosen teeth, making it easier to use other instruments like forceps.
