Molar Roots Cryer Elevators for Dental Root Extraction Procedures

Molar Roots Cryer Elevators for Dental Root Extraction Procedures

Designed specifically for extracting retained molar roots during dental procedures.
Facilitates precise leverage application to separate roots from surrounding bone structure.
Supports controlled elevation techniques to minimize trauma to adjacent soft tissues.
Engineered to access difficult posterior sites common in complex extraction cases.
Aids in removing fractured root segments that resist standard forceps removal.
Essential instrument for oral surgeons managing challenging multi-rooted tooth extractions.

Brand: surgivalley

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OEM & International Cross-Reference Equivalents

UNIVERSAL NOMENCLATURE EU MDR 2017/745 & US FDA GUDID Classification

EMDN (EUDAMED): L02

BONE SURGERY INSTRUMENTS, REUSABLE

GMDN Code: 35374

Periosteal raspatory/elevator

Manufacturer / Benchmark	Catalog Number (REF)	Specification Match
Coricama	`668180`	Exact Pattern Match
Innomed	`GD50-116`	Exact Pattern Match
Medline	`PF193989`	Exact Pattern Match

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SKU: 007210006

Categories: Ekstraktion, Ekstraktion

Tags: Dental Elevators

Precision Control for Complex Molar Root Elevations

Molar Roots Cryer Elevators are specialized dental extraction instruments engineered to address the unique challenges of removing fractured or retained molar roots. Designed with a distinct triangular working end, these elevators provide the mechanical advantage necessary to engage root fragments securely within the alveolar socket. The robust construction supports the application of controlled rotational and lever forces, allowing clinicians to elevate roots with minimal trauma to surrounding bone structures.

Use Cases

Elevating fractured mesial or distal roots of mandibular molars following crown separation
Engaging and removing retained root tips located deep within the extraction socket
Applying controlled rotational force to loosen intact molar roots prior to full extraction
Accessing difficult-to-reach root fragments in narrow alveolar ridges

Care & Handling

Inspect working tips for signs of wear, deformation, or dullness prior to each procedure
Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and prevent damage