The Cogswell elevator
is a dental surgical instrument used to luxate teeth and loosen roots prior to extraction. It features a strong, curved blade with a sharp working edge, allowing the dentist to apply controlled leverage between the tooth and the surrounding bone. This design helps separate the periodontal ligament and expand the socket, making the extraction process easier and more efficient. Cogswell elevators are commonly used in routine and surgical extractions, especially when additional leverage is needed to mobilize a tooth or root fragment. Made from high-quality stainless steel, they offer durability and resistance to repeated sterilization in dental practice
Elevator #77R
The #77R elevator is a right-angled dental elevator used during tooth extraction procedures to luxate teeth and remove root fragments. The working end is angled to the right, allowing the clinician to reach posterior areas of the mouth more easily and apply controlled leverage between the tooth and surrounding bone. It is commonly used in mandibular molar and root extractions, helping to loosen the tooth before using forceps. Made from high-quality stainless steel, the #77R elevator provides strength, precision, and durability for repeated sterilization and surgical use.
Cogswell Crane Pick Elevator
The Cogswell Crane Pick elevator is a specialized dental surgical instrument used to remove broken roots or deeply embedded root fragments during difficult extractions. It features a sharp, pointed working tip designed to penetrate a small hole made in the root surface, allowing the dentist to engage the root firmly and elevate it from the socket using controlled leverage. This instrument is especially useful in surgical extractions and impacted teeth, where conventional elevators or forceps may not provide sufficient grip. Made from high-quality stainless steel, the Cogswell Crane Pick offers strength, precision, and durability for oral surgery procedures
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