Description

Engineered for exceptional leverage and control, the Coupland Root Elevator is a foundational instrument used in oral surgery to luxate teeth and split multi-rooted teeth prior to extraction. Its unique, gouge-like tip design allows clinicians to smoothly slide down into the periodontal ligament space, utilizing the alveolar bone as a fulcrum to gently elevate root structures with minimal trauma. The flat, wide handle provides a robust grip that maximizes torque transfer and mechanical efficiency, giving the oral surgeon complete tactile control without causing unnecessary pressure on surrounding tissues.

To match various anatomical structures and tooth sizes, this instrument features a progressive sizing system based on tip width. It is available in three precise sizes: 2.5mm for tight interdental spaces and delicate roots, 2.8mm for standard luxation requirements, and 3.0mm for larger posterior tooth structures. For ultimate inventory flexibility, these elevators can be purchased individually to replace a specific size or as a complete 3-piece set to ensure your surgical extraction cassettes are fully equipped for any clinical scenario.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

• Three Precision Tip Widths: Available in 2.5mm, 2.8mm, and 3.0mm variations to perfectly match the dimensions of various tooth roots and alveolar spaces.
• Gouge-Style Tip Geometry: Designed with a slightly concave, chisel-like blade that cleanly wedges between the tooth root and bone to sever periodontal attachments.
• Flexible Purchasing Options: Offered for individual selection to fill specific clinical gaps or as a comprehensive 3-piece set containing all sizes.
• Ergonomic Torque Handle: Features a broad, flat-paneled handle that ensures a highly secure, non-slip grasp and maximum mechanical leverage.
• Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel: Forged from high-tensile medical steel that maintains its sharp working edge and resists bending under heavy clinical load.
• 100% Autoclavable: Engineered to safely withstand repeated high-temperature autoclave sterilization and standard ultrasonic cleaning workflows.