GDC straight Root Elevators Root Tip Pick Heidbrink Used as a lever during the extraction of a tooth

GDC Root Elevators Root Tip Pick Heidbrink - Right (EHB 3)

Used as a lever during the extraction of a tooth or retained roots. It is pushed in between the gums and the tooth
exterior and used to loosen the tissue surrounding the tooth.
Used to elevate and/or detach the periosteum (membrane of fibrous connective tissue tightly surrounding bone) from the underlying bone by a pushing action usually applied along the longitudinal axis of the bone. It is typically a one-piece instrument made of high-grade stainless steel.
Periosteal Elevators are designed for reflecting and retracting the mucoperiosteum after incisions of the gingival tissue. 3.4mm/3.7mm"

Features:

• Small, unique periosteal design.
  
• Both working ends feature rounded tips
  
• Easy to use
  
• Light Weight
  
• Less Fatique
  
• Better Grip
  
• Enhanced Working Efficiency
  
• More Comfort
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• ·         Directions To Use :

  Dental elevators come in a wide array of designs to facilitate the luxation of the tooth. However, the forces applied to the tooth are encompassed by three
  principles of physics: (1) a lever, (2) a wedge, and (3) a wheel. It behooves the oral and maxillofacial surgeon to understand these principles to maximize
  the effectiveness of the elevators while minimizing excessive or ill-directed force. The goal of the dental elevators is to luxate the tooth in a manner that disrupts the periodontal ligament, thus allowing removal of the tooth with forceps.