DENTIFY® Dental Root Elevator Cryer Medium Left

DENTIFY® Root Elevator Cryer Medium Left

DENTIFY® Cryer Root Elevator Medium Left is designed for precise tooth luxation and root elevation in oral surgery. It has a curved, medium-sized left-angled tip that excels in accessing and dislodging roots in multi-rooted teeth, particularly in the posterior mandible or maxilla. It allows for controlled rotational force, effectively severing periodontal ligament fibers while minimizing trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissues. Ideal for complex extractions and root fragment retrieval, this elevator supports atraumatic techniques, preserving alveolar bone for restorative procedures and enhancing patient recovery.

Working Tip:
The tip is crafted from premium French stainless steel, ensuring corrosion resistance, exceptional sharpness retention, and durability through repeated procedures. The left-oriented, triangular blade shape engages root surfaces efficiently, enabling precise separation and elevation in challenging cases.

Handle Design:
The hollow stainless steel handle features a matt, slip-resistant finish for a secure grip even in wet conditions. Its ergonomic design offers balance and weight distribution that reduces hand fatigue while improving surgical control during extended use.

Sterilization Compatibility:
Fully compatible with standard sterilization methods, ensuring safe and consistent use in any clinical setting.

Comparison of Cryer Root Elevator Medium Left and Medium Right

Medium Left: Designed with a left-angled tip, ideal for accessing the left side of multi-rooted teeth or roots in the posterior mandible/maxilla. Its curvature enhances leverage in confined spaces, making it suited for precise, atraumatic extractions on the left aspect of the dental arch.

Medium Right: Features a right-angled tip, tailored for the right side of multi-rooted teeth in posterior regions. It provides controlled force for efficient root elevation, ensuring minimal bone and tissue disruption during complex extractions on the right side of the arch.