Oracraft Warwick James Root Surgical Elevators - EWJL

The Oracraft Warwick James Root Surgical Elevators are precision-engineered dental instruments designed to facilitate atraumatic extractions of teeth and roots. Crafted from high-grade stainless steel, these elevators provide exceptional durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance, even in demanding surgical environments. These instruments offer maxillofacial and oral surgeons the essential leverage and control for effective extractions, especially when minimal tissue damage is crucial. Perfect for elevating and luxating teeth, the set is indispensable for procedures requiring controlled and delicate movement.

• Precision Engineering: Each elevator is crafted with meticulous attention to detail, ensuring optimal alignment and precise function. The fine-tuned tips offer excellent tactile feedback during surgery, enabling smooth control.
• High-Quality Materials: Made from premium-grade stainless steel, the elevators are highly durable and corrosion-resistant, allowing for repeated sterilization without compromising their structural integrity.
• Ergonomic Design: The elevators feature an ergonomically designed handle for enhanced grip and maneuverability, reducing hand fatigue and enabling controlled, precise movements during long procedures.
• Atraumatic Extraction: Specifically designed for atraumatic procedures, the narrow, pointed tips of the Warwick James Elevators insert easily into the periodontal ligament with minimal tissue damage, reducing patient discomfort and promoting faster healing.
• Versatility: The set includes elevators with varying angles and tip designs, ensuring versatility in different clinical situations. This diversity allows access to different tooth positions, making them a must-have tool in dental surgeries.

1. Preparation: Sterilize the Oracraft Warwick James Root Surgical Elevator and prepare the necessary instruments.
2. Positioning: Choose the appropriate elevator based on the tooth or root location. Insert the elevator tip into the periodontal ligament space.
3. Elevation: Apply gentle pressure to luxate and elevate the tooth or root using a rocking motion to loosen it from the socket.
4. Extraction: Once loosened, extract the tooth or root with forceps or continue with the elevator, as necessary.
5. Post-Procedure: Clean and sterilize the elevator according to standard protocols for future use.

This product does not come with a warranty. Store according to the manufacturer's guidelines to ensure long-lasting performance and efficiency.