

Catalogue reference: US-75816
The Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument is a specialized dental extraction tool designed for controlled tooth luxation, elevation, and periodontal ligament separation. Its small curved working tip provides precise access and maneuverability in confined areas during dental and oral surgical procedures.
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The Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument is a specialized dental surgical instrument designed to assist with controlled tooth luxation, tooth elevation, and periodontal ligament separation during dental extraction procedures. Its small, curved working profile provides precise access to difficult-to-reach areas while allowing the clinician to maintain controlled positioning and manipulation. The precision tip is designed for targeted engagement with the tooth. Its fine working profile allows the clinician to position the instrument accurately and apply measured pressure during tooth mobilization. This can be particularly useful when working in narrow spaces or around individual teeth where a larger elevator may not provide the desired level of access. The curved configuration provides an additional advantage by allowing the working end to approach the tooth from a favorable angle. This can improve access around anatomical contours and adjacent teeth while helping maintain visibility of the operative field. The combination of a small size and curved profile makes this elevator suitable for delicate extraction situations requiring accurate instrument placement. A precision dental elevator should be used with controlled clinical technique. When appropriately positioned, the working end can assist in separating periodontal ligament fibers and gradually mobilizing the tooth before extraction. The instrument is intended to support controlled luxation and elevation rather than uncontrolled leverage. Applying excessive force or using the instrument outside its intended purpose may damage the instrument or surrounding anatomical structures. The small curved configuration makes this instrument a useful component of a comprehensive dental extraction set. It can complement dental extraction forceps, luxating elevators, periotomes, root-tip instruments, conventional elevators, and other oral surgery tools. Maintaining different elevator profiles allows clinicians to select an instrument based on tooth morphology, surgical access, and the specific clinical requirements of each procedure. The instrument is designed for professional dental and oral surgical environments. A rigid shaft supports controlled transmission of applied pressure, while the handle provides a secure grip for precise manipulation. The working tip is manufactured with a defined geometry to facilitate accurate tooth engagement. Proper instrument balance and handling contribute to tactile control during extraction procedures. The Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument may be used in general dentistry, oral surgery, periodontal procedures, and surgical tooth extraction. Its compact working profile is particularly useful where precise access is required. The curved design can help the clinician navigate around anatomical structures without requiring excessive angulation of the handle. For reusable instruments, appropriate cleaning and sterilization are essential for maintaining performance and infection-control standards. After use, the instrument should be cleaned promptly according to validated manufacturer instructions to remove blood, tissue, and other biological residues. It should then be rinsed thoroughly, dried, and inspected for damage, bending, or deformation. Particular attention should be given to the precision tip and curved working end during inspection. Any change in the tip geometry may affect the instrument’s ability to engage the tooth accurately. Sterilization should be performed using a validated method recommended by the manufacturer and consistent with the dental facility’s infection-control procedures. During storage, the working tip should be protected from contact with other instruments that could cause damage. The Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument combines a compact working profile, curved access, and precision tip design for controlled dental extraction applications. It is a practical addition to professional dental and oral surgery instrument sets where accurate tooth engagement and controlled mobilization are required. Key Features Precision tip dental elevator design Small curved working configuration Designed for controlled tooth luxation and elevation Supports periodontal ligament separation Fine working tip provides targeted tooth engagement Curved profile improves access in confined areas Suitable for controlled tooth mobilization Rigid construction supports stable force transmission Suitable for dental extraction and oral surgery Complements comprehensive dental elevator sets Designed for professional clinical use Suitable for reusable processing when specified by the manufacturer Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument Instrument Type Dental Elevator Tip Design Precision Tip Working Configuration Small Curved Primary Function Tooth Luxation and Elevation Working Profile Small and Curved Applications Dental Extraction and Oral Surgery Working Area Tooth and Periodontal Ligament Construction Precision Dental Instrument Material Medical-Grade Instrument Material Reusable Depending on manufacturer configuration Sterilization According to validated manufacturer instructions Intended Users Dentists and Oral Surgeons FAQs 1. What is the Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved used for? It is designed to assist with controlled tooth luxation, elevation, periodontal ligament separation, and tooth mobilization during dental extraction procedures. 2. What is the advantage of the small curved design? The small curved profile provides targeted access and maneuverability in restricted spaces, particularly around adjacent teeth and anatomical contours. 3. What does “Precision Tip” mean? It refers to the defined, fine working end designed for accurate tooth engagement and controlled manipulation during luxation. 4. Can this elevator be used for surgical tooth extraction? Yes. It can be incorporated into appropriate dental extraction and oral surgery procedures where controlled tooth mobilization is required. 5. Why choose a curved dental elevator? A curved elevator can provide a more favorable working angle and improve access to tooth surfaces that may be difficult to approach with a straight instrument. 6. What instruments can be used with this elevator? It can complement dental extraction forceps, luxating elevators, periotomes, root-tip instruments, and other dental surgical instruments selected according to the procedure. 7. Can the Precision Tip Elevator be sterilized? Reusable versions should be cleaned and sterilized according to validated manufacturer instructions and the dental facility’s established infection-control protocols.
| Instrument name | Precision Tip Elevator Small Curved Instrument |
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| Catalogue reference | US-75816 |
| Category | Dental Instruments |
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