Dental Root Elevator Fig 2 Bernard

Dental Root Elevator

A dental root elevator is a specialized surgical instrument used primarily in oral surgery for extracting teeth, particularly when the tooth or root is difficult to remove using standard forceps. The elevator helps to loosen the tooth or root from its socket in the jawbone before extraction.

Types of Dental Elevators:

1. Straight Elevators: These have a straight blade and are used for loosening the tooth by applying force between the tooth and the bone.
2. Winged Elevators: These have a curved or angled blade to engage the root or tooth more effectively, particularly for molar extractions.
3. Cryer Elevators (East-West Elevators): These have a right and left orientation, designed to remove roots or tooth fragments in areas with limited access.
4. Luxators: Similar to elevators but with a sharper blade, luxators are used to cut the periodontal ligament and loosen the tooth gently before extraction.

Fig 2 Bernard

The Dental Root Elevator Fig 2 Bernard is a specialized dental instrument designed to assist in the atraumatic extraction of teeth and roots. Featuring the Fig 2 Bernard design, this elevator provides optimal leverage and control, allowing dental professionals to easily loosen tooth roots from the socket with minimal damage to surrounding tissues. Made from high-quality, durable materials, it ensures long-lasting performance in both general and complex extraction procedures. The ergonomic handle offers a comfortable and secure grip, enhancing precision during use. The Fig 2 Bernard root elevator is a must-have tool for improving extraction efficiency and patient comfort in any dental practice.