Description

Expertly designed for effortless luxation and tooth elevation, the Seldin Elevator is a staple instrument for oral surgery and dental extraction procedures. This surgical elevator features a specialized, slightly curved tip geometry that easily slips into the periodontal ligament space, enabling practitioners to sever ligament attachments and expand the alveolar bone with controlled mechanical leverage. The ergonomic, solid handle provides an exceptional grip and ideal weight distribution, ensuring maximum tactile sensitivity and reducing hand strain during demanding, high-pressure extraction cases.

With a standardized, highly maneuverable 154mm overall length, this instrument offers the perfect balance of reach and stabilization in both anterior and posterior regions. To accommodate varying root thicknesses and anatomical spaces, it is available in three precise tip widths: 2mm for narrow or fractured roots, 3mm for standard extraction pathways, and 4mm for larger posterior teeth. For ultimate practice flexibility, these premium elevators can be purchased individually to supplement your current inventory or as a complete 3-piece set to fully outfit your surgical cassettes.

Key Features & Technical Specifications

• Optimal 154mm (6″) Length: Carefully calibrated length provides excellent intraoral access, handling balance, and wrist stability during luxation.
• Three Precision Tip Widths: Offered in 2mm, 3mm, and 4mm blade sizes to seamlessly adapt to different root shapes and bone densities.
• Flexible Purchasing Options: Available for individual purchase to replace a specific size or as a cost-effective 3-piece set containing all sizes.
• High-Leverage Blade Design: Features a slim, contoured working tip engineered to slide cleanly between bone and root structures to minimize patient trauma.
• Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel: Forged from high-tensile, medical-grade steel that prevents bending, resists rust, and maintains edge sharpness.
• Fully Autoclavable: Built to safely withstand repeated high-temperature autoclave cycles and ultrasonic cleaning without structural degradation.