Orthopedic Periosteal Elevator

Precision Apical Access with the #46 Dental Elevator

Navigating the complex anatomy of residual root fragments requires instruments designed for precision and control. The #46 Apical Elevator addresses the challenge of accessing deep, narrow sockets where standard elevators may lack the necessary reach or finesse. Engineered for dental specialists, this instrument features a slender, tapered working end that facilitates entry into tight apical spaces without excessive bone removal. Its practical design supports steady hand positioning, allowing clinicians to apply controlled rotational and lever forces effectively. By enhancing visibility and access in confined surgical sites, the #46 Elevator streamlines the extraction process, helping to preserve surrounding tissue integrity while efficiently managing difficult root remnants.

Use Cases

• Elevating and removing small, fractured root tips located deep within the alveolar socket
• Accessing narrow interradicular spaces during multi-rooted tooth extractions
• Dislodging retained apical fragments with minimal trauma to adjacent bone structures
• Providing controlled leverage in confined surgical fields where larger instruments cannot fit

Care & Handling

• Inspect the tip and shank for signs of bending, corrosion, or dullness before each procedure
• Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and prevent damage

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.