Apical Root Elevator Archives

The Apical Root Elevator is a specialized dental surgical instrument designed for the retrieval of fractured root tips or the elevation of deeply seated roots during surgical extractions and apicoectomies. Its narrow, angled, and often pointed tip allows it to engage the root fragment within the bony socket with precision. By applying controlled apical and rotational force, it loosens and elevates the root from its alveolar housing, enabling removal with minimal bone removal and trauma to surrounding tissues.

Key Features:

Narrow, pointed, or angled tip designed to engage and engage within the root canal or fragment.
Specifically used for retrieving fractured root tips and elevating deeply positioned roots.
Essential for surgical extractions, apicoectomy procedures, and removal of residual roots.
Allows for precise application of force to mobilize fragments without excessive bone cutting.
Forged from high-strength surgical steel to withstand the forces required in bony surgery.
A crucial instrument for oral surgeons and general dentists performing complex exodontia.