Designed 13-20% slimmer than standard elevators, SLIM Elevators are ideal for atraumatic extractions. The slender working end glides along the alveolar bone and severs the periodontal ligaments during surgical extractions. Available in multiple sizes, lengths, and shapes providing customized treatment based on patient need. Lightweight, large diameter handle for maximum comfort, reduced hand fatigue and increased control.
 

• Performance engineered coating for a harder, smoother surface for enhanced lubricity and optimal edge retention
• Distinct black finish for enriched contrast between the instrument and the surgical site and underlying tissue
• Reduced light reflection afforded by a matte finished handle and black working ends *Source: Gerwatowski, L.J., McFall, D.B., Stach, D.: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for the Dental Hygienist. Journal of Dental Hygiene, February 1992.

Designed 13-20% slimmer than standard elevators, SLIM Elevators are ideal for atraumatic extractions. The slender working end glides along the alveolar bone and severs the periodontal ligaments during surgical extractions. Available in multiple sizes, lengths, and shapes providing customized treatment based on patient need. Lightweight, large diameter handle for maximum comfort, reduced hand fatigue and increased control.
 

• Performance engineered coating for a harder, smoother surface for enhanced lubricity and optimal edge retention
• Distinct black finish for enriched contrast between the instrument and the surgical site and underlying tissue
• Reduced light reflection afforded by a matte finished handle and black working ends *Source: Gerwatowski, L.J., McFall, D.B., Stach, D.: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for the Dental Hygienist. Journal of Dental Hygiene, February 1992.

Designed 13-20% slimmer than standard elevators, SLIM Elevators are ideal for atraumatic extractions. The slender working end glides along the alveolar bone and severs the periodontal ligaments during surgical extractions. Available in multiple sizes, lengths, and shapes providing customized treatment based on patient need. Lightweight, large diameter handle for maximum comfort, reduced hand fatigue and increased control.
 

• Performance engineered coating for a harder, smoother surface for enhanced lubricity and optimal edge retention
• Distinct black finish for enriched contrast between the instrument and the surgical site and underlying tissue
• Reduced light reflection afforded by a matte finished handle and black working ends *Source: Gerwatowski, L.J., McFall, D.B., Stach, D.: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for the Dental Hygienist. Journal of Dental Hygiene, February 1992.

Our popular straight spade tip is now available in the shorter D Lux handle.  The spade tip has a bevelled beak that hugs the root, can help to tease out root fragments, and separate the PDL prior to performing an extraction. Anodized purple, the instrument will not only stand out in your practice, but become your go to instrument when preserving bone and performing an atraumatic extraction.

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Designed 13-20% slimmer than standard elevators, SLIM Elevators are ideal for atraumatic extractions. The slender working end glides along the alveolar bone and severs the periodontal ligaments during surgical extractions. Available in multiple sizes, lengths, and shapes providing customized treatment based on patient need. Lightweight, large diameter handle for maximum comfort, reduced hand fatigue and increased control.
 

• Performance engineered coating for a harder, smoother surface for enhanced lubricity and optimal edge retention
• Distinct black finish for enriched contrast between the instrument and the surgical site and underlying tissue
• Reduced light reflection afforded by a matte finished handle and black working ends *Source: Gerwatowski, L.J., McFall, D.B., Stach, D.: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome; Risk Factors and Preventive Strategies for the Dental Hygienist. Journal of Dental Hygiene, February 1992.