Serrated Elevator
A serrated elevator is a dental surgical instrument used to loosen teeth or root fragments from the socket before extraction. The working tip has small serrations or grooves that help the instrument grip the tooth structure more securely, preventing slipping during the procedure. Serrated elevators are commonly used to luxate teeth, separate periodontal ligaments, and elevate broken roots, making extractions easier and more controlled. Made from high-quality stainless steel, they provide durability, strength, and reliable performance during surgical and routine dental extractions.
2 mm Serrated Elevator
The 2 mm serrated elevator has a very fine and narrow tip, making it ideal for delicate procedures and accessing small root fragments or tight spaces between teeth. It is commonly used when precision is required, especially in anterior areas or when removing small broken roots.
3 mm Serrated Elevator
The 3 mm serrated elevator is a medium-size instrument that provides a balance between precision and strength. It is frequently used for general tooth luxation and root elevation, making it one of the most versatile sizes for routine extraction procedures.
4 mm Serrated Elevator
The 4 mm serrated elevator has a wider and stronger working tip, designed to apply greater leverage and force during extractions. It is commonly used for larger teeth, molars, or more difficult root fragments, where additional strength is required to loosen the tooth from the socket.
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