35 Spear Elevator for Dental Oral Surgery Access in Small Cavities

Precision Access for Confined Surgical Sites

Navigating tight anatomical spaces during oral surgery demands instruments that combine slender profiles with robust mechanical leverage. The 35 Spear Elevator is engineered to facilitate access in small cavities where standard tools may lack the necessary reach or finesse. Its specialized spear-point design allows clinicians to engage root structures or bone interfaces with precision, minimizing trauma to surrounding soft tissues. By delivering controlled force in restricted areas, this elevator supports efficient luxation and elevation tasks. The instrument serves as a vital component in the dental surgeon’s toolkit, offering the tactile feedback and maneuverability required for complex extractions and alveolar procedures within confined oral environments.

Use Cases

• Engaging narrow root fragments or difficult-to-access teeth within small alveolar sockets
• Performing precise luxation maneuvers in confined interproximal spaces
• Facilitating gentle tissue reflection and bone expansion in limited surgical fields
• Assisting in the removal of retained root tips where visibility and space are restricted

Care & Handling

• Clean thoroughly immediately after use to remove biological debris and prevent corrosion
• Store in a dry, protected environment to maintain instrument integrity and sharpness

Specifications

Specifications

General use; follow facility protocols.