Root Elevators Set of 6 Pcs – Bein, Cryer & Flohr Dental Elevators

Product Overview

The Root Elevators Set of 6 Pcs is a versatile dental extraction instrument set developed for professional dental applications. It combines six distinct root elevator patterns to support various stages of tooth extraction, root loosening, and root fragment removal.

Root elevators are used to help loosen teeth and roots from their surrounding periodontal ligament and supporting socket before or during extraction. Selecting the appropriate elevator pattern allows trained dental professionals to work according to the tooth anatomy, clinical access, and specific requirements of the procedure.

This set includes two Bein root elevators in 3 mm and 5 mm sizes, two Cryer elevators numbered 31 and 32, and two Flohr elevators in Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 patterns. Together, these instruments provide a useful selection for dental extraction and oral surgery instrument trays.

Set Contents

1. Bein Root Elevator – 3 mm
2. Bein Root Elevator – 5 mm
3. Cryer Root Elevator – No. 31
4. Cryer Root Elevator – No. 32
5. Flohr Root Elevator – Fig. 2
6. Flohr Root Elevator – Fig. 3

Key Features

• Complete 6-piece set: Includes six different root elevator instruments in one collection.
• Multiple instrument patterns: Combines Bein, Cryer, and Flohr designs for different clinical requirements.
• Two Bein sizes: The 3 mm and 5 mm options provide different working-tip widths.
• Cryer 31 and 32 patterns: Designed for controlled elevation in suitable root and tooth extraction situations.
• Flohr Fig. 2 and Fig. 3 patterns: Provide additional instrument configurations for access and elevation.
• Versatile clinical selection: Suitable for professional dental extraction and oral surgery instrument setups.
• Convenient organization: Keeps commonly selected root elevator patterns together for clinical preparation.

Applications and Uses

The Root Elevators Set of 6 Pcs may be used by trained dental professionals for:

• Loosening teeth before extraction with forceps.
• Elevating suitable retained roots during dental extraction.
• Assisting with the removal of fractured root fragments when clinically appropriate.
• Supporting extraction procedures involving different tooth and root anatomies.
• Providing a selection of elevator patterns for general dentistry and oral surgery.