API Root Elevators Set of 13

API Root Elevators Set of 13

• Made up of high quality stainless steel
• Sharp working ends for better results
• Corrosion resistant : passivated
• Autoclavable

Waldent Root Elevator Set of 11

Elevators truly believes in the importance of tissue preserving extractions. Especially in the field of implantology tissue preservation can avoid complex bone augmentation.

Root elevators enable easy and comfortable tissue preserving extraction of all teeth.

PARTS OF AN ELEVATOR:

Uses:

1.Flohr Left – used as a lever during the extraction of a tooth or retained roots. Pushed between gums & tooth exterior & used to loosen the surrounding tissues.

2.Flohr Straight Pointed – Blade has one convex side inserted towards the bone & one concave side inserted towards the root surface with a fine tapered end.

3.Flohr Right – used as a lever during the extraction of a tooth or retained roots. Pushed between gums & tooth exterior & used to loosen the surrounding tissues.

4.Cryer Left – works on wheel and axle principle. It is introduced through the empty socket of roots of multirooted mandibular molars to engage & remove interseptal bone.

5.Cryer Right – works on wheel and axle principle. It is introduced through the empty socket of roots of multirooted mandibular molars to engage & remove interseptal bone.

6.Coleman Straight Serrated – Used for extraction of Root fragments. Serrations are present on the working tip.

7.Periosteal Molt No.9 – Used in elevation of mucoperiosteal flap

8.Coupland – This elevator has one convex side inserted towards the bone and one concave side inserted towards the root surface with a flat end. Work similar to straight elevator.

9.Warwick James Straight – This elevator is wedged with a small twist of wrist & turn of the handle of the elevator. Flat handle decreases the force against the bone & reduces incidence of fracture.

10.Warwick James Right – This elevator is wedged with a small twist of wrist & turn of the handle of the elevator. Flat handle decreases the force against the bone & reduces incidence of fracture.

11.Warwick James left – This elevator is wedged with a small twist of wrist & turn of the handle of the elevator. Flat handle decreases the force against the bone & reduces incidence of fracture.

Waldent Root Elevator Set of 11:

• 1 x Flohr Left
• 1 x Flohr Straight Pointed
• 1 x Flohr Right
• 1 x Cryer Left
• 1 x Cryer Right
• 1 x Coleman Straight Serrated
• 1 x Lindo-Levian
• 1 x Coupland
• 1 x Warwick James Straight
• 1 x Warwick James Right
• 1 x Warwick James Left

RULES OF ELEVATORS USAGE:

• Palm grip
• Don’t use the neighbouring tooth as fulcrum
• Don’t use the buccal or lingual plate of bone as fulcrum
• Use the left hand for reflection , guard and support
• Follow root curvature during extraction