<p style="text-align:justify">Besides the professionalism of the dentists, tooth elevators play a crucial role when it comes to loosening the tooth from the gums_without damaging the surrounding area of the teeth and more importantly trauma to the patients. Dental Elevators are used in dental extraction procedures. These instruments have the following patterns:&nbsp;</p>

<p style="text-align:justify">&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Apexo Elevator<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Apical Elevator<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Barry Elevator<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Bein Elevator<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Bernard Elevator<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Flohr Elevator</p>

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At the start of the extraction procedure, the instrument is chosen according to the tip size, which should match the diameter of the root. The instrument is held in the dominant hand, with the right technique to acquire better control. Once the instrument is inserted into the gingival margin, it is slowly moved down to the periodontal surface. Furthermore, with the help of the rotational motion, the space is created around the circumference of the tooth. As much as possible to make it easy for the forceps to deliver the tooth.&nbsp;</p>

<p style="text-align:justify">We are committed to providing an extensive range of dental instruments along with multiple variations. Our multi-purpose instruments are perfect to be part of your dental kit. We strongly believe in innovation. That&rsquo;s why we have been upgrading our instruments regularly, which helps medical practitioners to keep pace with the constantly evolving dentistry.<br />
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