Elevators

Complete elevator range — straight and curved luxating elevators, luxating kits, root tip elevators, and modern X-Tool elevators for atraumatic surgery.

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Why dentists choose ErgoDenta for Elevators

Patient elevation — not brute force — is what makes extractions atraumatic. Our Elevators range gives you every option in one place: straight and curved Luxating Elevators in full size progressions, complete Luxating Elevator Kits for predictable setup, a full library of Root Tip Elevators, and our modern X-Tool Elevators designed for implant-site preservation and atraumatic cases.

Blades are precision-machined and heat-treated to hold an edge through heavy use. Ergonomic handles transfer rotational force efficiently, so you keep tactile feedback on PDL release rather than fighting your instrument.

Pair any of them with our ErgoLite Luxating Elevators for a lighter-weight, color-coded variant popular with solo practitioners.

Frequently asked about Extraction

What does the forceps numbering system mean?
#150 = upper anteriors/bicuspids. #151 = lower anteriors/bicuspids. #18R / #18L = upper molars (right/left, cowhorn). #23 = lower molar cowhorn. #88R/L = upper molar (split-beak).
Cryer vs Apexo elevator — when?
Cryer (right/left) for removing root tips on the side adjacent to the empty socket. Apexo (straight, fine) for periotome-style atraumatic extraction. Both in our Elevators sub-category.
Do you sell pediatric forceps?
Yes — paediatric upper and lower (#150S, #151S) plus dedicated #1, #51, #69 for milk teeth. All in stainless 420.
What are luxating elevators best for?
Severing PDL fibres before forceps removal — preserves bone and dramatically reduces socket trauma. ErgoLite Luxating Elevators ship in 6 widths (1mm-5mm).

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