Featuring a sharp, triangular flag-shaped blade angled off the shaft, the Cryer Elevator elevates broken root tips and multi-rooted molar segments from interradicular bone spaces. The sharp lateral point penetrates the periodontal space, applying wheel-and-axle rotational lever force against the adjacent bone structure.
Paired working configurations include #27 and #28 models to access posterior quadrants efficiently.
Key Features & Technical Specs
- Triangular Flag Blade Geometry: Machined with sharp pointed edges angled off-axis to leverage interdental bone walls during root displacement.
- Faceted Octagonal Handle: Features a broad metallic grip section to maximize rotational torque without slipping.
- Passivated Stainless Steel: Built from surgical-grade steel to resist extreme rotational stress and endure repeated autoclave sterilization cycles.
Direct factory manufacturing supports private label laser etching, custom blade dimensions, and scalable B2B volume supply.