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Dental Equipment · Oral Surgery Instruments

Waldent Root Elevator Instruments Kit Set of 11 K2/4

$99
Complete extraction solution: 11 straight and angled elevators for efficient tooth luxation and tissue-preserving extractions.::
Premium stainless steel: passivated Rostfrei stainless steel delivers exceptional corrosion resistance through repeated sterilization cycles.::
Specialized instrument selection: Warwick James, Cryer, Coupland, Flohr, Coleman, and Lindo-Levian elevators for a full range of extraction needs.::
Clinical versatility: supports routine, surgical, retained-root, and multi-rooted tooth extractions in a single comprehensive kit.::
Top Highlights
Product Type
Dental Root Elevator Instrument Kit
Brand
Waldent
Quantity
11 Pieces
Material
Passivated Rostfrei Stainless Steel
Sterilization
121 to 132°C Autoclavable
Latex-Free
Yes
Intended Use
Professional Dental Surgery (Rx)
Quality
CE Marked, ISO 13485
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The Waldent Root Elevator Instruments Kit provides 11 precision-engineered oral surgery elevators for controlled tooth luxation and root elevation while preserving surrounding alveolar bone. Each instrument is manufactured from passivated Rostfrei stainless steel for excellent tactile control, corrosion resistance, and durability through repeated autoclave sterilization. Straight and angled designs assist clinicians in managing routine extractions, retained roots, impacted teeth, and complex multi-rooted procedures.

11 Instruments in kit
6 Elevator types
132°C Autoclave rated
Full Bone-preserving coverage

Key features

1 Passivated Rostfrei Steel

Surgical stainless steel resists corrosion and maintains structural strength after repeated sterilization.

2 Complete Instrument Selection

11 specialized elevators for anterior, posterior, retained-root, and surgical extraction procedures.

3 Ergonomic Handles

Balanced handles provide improved grip, tactile feedback, and controlled force application.

4 Latex-Free Construction

Suitable for standard clinical environments including patients with latex sensitivity.

Number of Instruments 11 Pieces
Material Passivated Rostfrei Stainless Steel
Sterilization Temperature 121 to 132°C
Sterilization Pressure 15 to 17 PSI
Latex-Free Yes
Supplied Sterile No. Clean and sterilize before first clinical use.

The Waldent Root Elevator Instruments Kit is manufactured under an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality management system and carries CE marking for applicable medical device requirements. Users should verify regulatory compliance requirements for their destination market before purchase.

CE Marked European conformity for medical devices
ISO 13485 Medical device quality management system
1
Clinical Assessment: Evaluate the tooth clinically and radiographically to understand root anatomy before beginning.
2
Select the Elevator: Choose the appropriate elevator type based on root anatomy, access, and extraction requirements.
3
Position the Tip: Place the working tip carefully between the tooth root and the alveolar socket wall.
4
Apply Controlled Force: Use gentle rotational wrist movements rather than excessive lifting force to luxate the tooth.
5
Change Angle if Needed: Switch to an angled elevator when additional access or leverage is required.
6
Complete with Forceps: Once the tooth is mobile, complete the extraction using appropriate extraction forceps.
Important: Never use adjacent teeth as a fulcrum. Always use the socket wall for support to avoid damaging or fracturing neighboring teeth.
dental extraction tool kit
  • 1 × Flohr Left
  • 1 × Flohr Straight Pointed
  • 1 × Flohr Right
  • 1 × Cryer Left
  • 1 × Cryer Right
  • 1 × Coleman Straight Serrated
  • 1 × Lindo-Levian
  • 1 × Coupland No. 1
  • 1 × Warwick James Straight
  • 1 × Warwick James Left
  • 1 × Warwick James Right
  • 1 × Protective Carrying Case

Clinicians

Oral Surgeons General Dentists Periodontists Maxillofacial Surgeons

Settings

Dental Clinics Oral Surgery Centres Dental Hospitals Dental Training Institutes

Procedures

Tooth Luxation Root Elevation Retained Root Removal Impacted Tooth Surgery Pre-Implant Extraction
Inspect Before Use

Check tips for wear, bends, or fractures before each procedure. Damaged instruments must not be used clinically.

No Adjacent Fulcrum

Never use neighboring teeth as a fulcrum point. Always use the alveolar socket wall to avoid fracturing adjacent teeth.

Sterilize Before First Use

Instruments are not supplied sterile. Clean and autoclave before initial and all subsequent clinical uses.

Store Safely

Return instruments to the carry case after sterilization to protect tips from contact damage.

Professional use only: These are prescription-grade dental surgical instruments intended exclusively for use by qualified dental professionals in appropriate clinical settings. Instruments are not supplied sterile and must be cleaned and autoclave sterilized before first and all subsequent clinical uses. Improper technique, excessive force, or use of adjacent teeth as a fulcrum may result in instrument fracture, alveolar bone damage, or injury to adjacent teeth and soft tissue. Always follow applicable infection control standards and local regulatory requirements for your market.

Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

A root elevator is a surgical instrument used to loosen teeth, separate the periodontal ligament, expand the alveolar socket, and facilitate atraumatic tooth extraction before or instead of forceps.
A root elevator loosens the tooth by applying controlled leverage to separate the periodontal ligament, while extraction forceps grasp and remove the already-mobile tooth from the socket.
The Coleman Straight Serrated elevator is commonly used because its serrated tip provides a secure grip on retained root fragments during removal.
Using a neighboring tooth as a fulcrum may damage, loosen, or fracture healthy teeth. The alveolar socket wall should always provide the support point for controlled root elevation.
Yes. The combination of straight and angled elevators in this kit provides access for impacted and surgically difficult extractions.
Yes. The passivated Rostfrei stainless steel construction is compatible with standard steam autoclave sterilization between 121°C and 132°C without corrosion or loss of structural integrity.
No. All instruments must be thoroughly cleaned and sterilized according to your clinic's infection control protocols before their first and all subsequent clinical uses.

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