GDC Standard Kit With Warwick James Surgical Elevators - RESP10

The GDC Standard Kit with Warwick James Surgical Elevators (RESP10) is a precision-engineered set designed for effective and minimally traumatic tooth and root extractions. Ideal for oral surgeons and general dental practitioners, this kit supports tissue-preserving techniques that are essential in modern dentistry, especially in implantology.

Manufactured from high-grade stainless steel under stringent quality control, the instruments ensure durability, strength, and consistent clinical performance. The Warwick James elevators are specifically designed for the removal of root tips and stumps, allowing precise access and controlled force application.

These elevators function as levers, facilitating the loosening of teeth or retained roots by engaging between the tooth and surrounding tissues, thereby minimizing trauma to adjacent bone and soft tissues.

Features:

Complete surgical elevator kit for extractions

Warwick James design ideal for root tip and stump removal

Supports atraumatic, tissue-preserving techniques

Strong and durable stainless steel construction

Precision-crafted working ends for controlled force application

Ergonomic handles for comfortable grip and better control

Efficient transmission of force from handle to working tip

Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting

Autoclavable and reusable

Product Name: Standard Kit with Warwick James Surgical Elevators
Model: RESP10
Type: Surgical Elevators
Category: Oral Surgery
Material: Stainless Steel
Finish: Corrosion-resistant
Sterilization: Autoclavable
Usage: Reusable

Preparation: Clean and sterilize all instruments before use.
Assessment: Examine the tooth/root condition and select the appropriate Warwick James elevator.
Insertion: Gently insert the blade between the tooth/root and surrounding periodontal ligament space.
Luxation: Apply controlled leverage using the handle to loosen the tooth or root fragment.
Elevation: Gradually elevate the root or tooth while preserving surrounding bone and tissues.
Extraction Completion: Use forceps if required after sufficient loosening.
Post-Procedure Care: Inspect the site for any remaining fragments and manage accordingly.
Post-Use Care: Thoroughly clean, disinfect, and sterilize instruments before reuse.