Featuring a reduced triangular flag blade angled off the shaft, the small Cryer Elevator targets fractured root tips and deeply seated molar roots in restricted interradicular spaces. The refined point penetrates tight periodontal gaps to apply rotational lever force against adjacent alveolar bone.
Paired left and right configurations include #27S and #28S models for controlled posterior root tip extraction.
Key Features & Technical Specs
- Small Triangular Flag Tip: Machined with a reduced, sharp-pointed triangular blade to access narrow root sockets and deep bifurcations.
- Faceted Octagonal Handle: Features a broad metallic grip profile that provides positive leverage and prevents rotational slipping.
- Passivated Stainless Steel: Built from surgical-grade steel to resist extreme rotational torque and endure repeated autoclave sterilization cycles.
Direct factory manufacturing supports private label laser etching, custom blade dimensions, and scalable B2B volume supply.