Dental Elevators

Description Design: The instrument is double-ended, featuring two distinct working tips that are slightly curved. Sharp, pointed end: This narrower blade is used for the initial lifting and dissection of the delicate gingival tissues, such as the dental papilla between teeth. Wider, rounded/spoon-shaped end: This broader blade...

Common Features Function: To increase a vehicle's cargo capacity and versatility by providing secure attachment points for gear. Material: Most commonly made from durable, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant aluminum or heavier, stronger steel. Design: Aerodynamic: Many modern designs have an oval or teardrop shape to minimize wind noise and drag, which...

Description Function: The primary function is to apply controlled pressure to push the molar band into its correct position on the tooth. The process often involves the patient lightly biting down on the instrument, which uses their own biting force to help seat the band...

Description Function: The main purpose is fine wire manipulation for orthodontics, such as forming archwires, making clasps (like Adam's or arrow clasps), and creating intricate loops for retainers and braces. Design: They are characterized by long, tapering, and rounded jaws, which can come to a fine...

Description Design: The instrument is double-ended, featuring two distinct working tips that are slightly curved. Sharp, pointed end: This narrower blade is used for the initial lifting and dissection of the delicate gingival tissues, such as the dental papilla between teeth. Wider, rounded/spoon-shaped end: This broader blade...

Description The Warwick James Elevator is a dental extraction instrument used primarily to luxate teeth and root fragments, aiding in their removal from the tooth socket. It belongs to the family of straight periosteal/elevators but is uniquely shaped to provide controlled leverage during extractions....

Description Design: The instrument typically has a robust handle and a working end featuring a sharp, angled, triangular blade. The tip is pointed to access tight spaces, and the shank is often curved. Function: It operates on the principles of lever, wedge, and wheel and axle to luxate (loosen) the tooth...

Description Function: Coupland elevators are used to apply a controlled force based on the wedge principle to sever the periodontal ligament and expand the tooth socket. They are especially useful for posterior teeth, for splitting multi-rooted teeth, and for removing fractured root fragments. Design: The instrument consists of...

Description Design: Coupland elevators have a very distinctive, straight, flat working tip with a sharp, straight-cut end, resembling a small chisel. The blade has one convex side (inserted toward the bone) and one concave side (inserted toward the root surface). Handle: They typically feature an ergonomic,...

Description The Coupland elevator has a distinctive design that includes: A flat, chisel-shaped working end (blade), which is a key feature that differentiates it from most other elevators. An ergonomic, often hollow, handle designed for a comfortable palm grip, which helps reduce hand fatigue and...

A Coupland elevator 8 piece silver set contains specialized dental tools, often with straight and curved, thin blades, crafted from surgical stainless steel for loosening teeth, elevating roots (especially impacted or fractured ones), and manipulating bone during extractions, providing dentists precise control and leverage for minimal...

Description Function: The primary use is to sever the periodontal ligament and gently elevate the tooth or root fragment from its socket, which minimizes trauma to the surrounding bone and soft tissues. Design: It typically features an ergonomic handle for a secure grip and...