GDC Root Seldin Standard Surgical Elevators - E1L

GDC Root Seldin Standard Surgical Elevators (E1L) embody precision in dental extractions, crafted to meet the exacting demands of oral surgery. These elevators are designed with a Seldin standard tip, ensuring optimal performance in the elevation of roots during extractions.

Key Features:

1. High-Quality Stainless Steel Construction: The elevators are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and longevity. This construction is vital for maintaining the instrument's sharpness and structural integrity during surgical procedures.

2. Seldin Standard Tip Design: The Seldin standard tip design provides clinicians with a versatile tool for elevating roots in various extraction scenarios. Its shape is meticulously engineered for precision and effectiveness in root elevation.

Benefits:

1. Durability and Longevity: The high-quality stainless steel construction guarantees the elevators' durability and longevity, allowing for repeated use in oral surgery procedures without compromising performance.

2. Versatility in Root Elevation: The Seldin standard tip design enhances the elevators' versatility, making them suitable for a range of root elevations. Clinicians can confidently address diverse extraction scenarios with precision.

Product Name: GDC Root Seldin Standard Surgical Elevator - E1L
Type: Surgical Elevator
Material: High-grade Stainless Steel
Tip Design: Seldin Standard (Left)
Working End: Fine, pointed tip for precise root elevation
Handle Design: Ergonomic, non-slip grip
Corrosion Resistance: Yes
Sterilization: Autoclavable
Reusable: Yes
Application: Luxation and elevation of roots during dental extractions

Sterilization: Clean and autoclave the elevator before use.
Access: Reflect the soft tissue if required to clearly expose the tooth or root.
Insertion: Gently insert the tip between the root surface and surrounding bone or periodontal ligament space.
Luxation: Apply controlled rotational and leverage movements to loosen the root.
Repositioning: Adjust the instrument position as needed to achieve gradual elevation.
Elevation: Continue gentle force until the root is sufficiently mobilized.
Removal: Use appropriate forceps to remove the loosened root.
Post-Use Care: Clean thoroughly, disinfect, and sterilize before storage.