• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
• Types of Elevators: 2 Heidbrink elevators for Upper and Lower Anteriors; 1 additional Root Tip Pick Elevator
• Intended Use: Tooth and root extraction
• Design Features: Precision-crafted, ergonomic design
• Functionality: Loosens tooth from periodontal ligament; serves as a lever during extraction
• Durability: Corrosion-resistant, long-lasting

• Set of 3

Preparation:

• Ensure that the dental elevator is clean and sterilized before use.
• Confirm the patient's medical history, and obtain informed consent.

Select the Appropriate Elevator:

• Identify the tooth or root to be extracted.
• Choose the suitable Heidbrink elevator based on whether it is an Upper or Lower Anterior tooth or root.

Anesthesia:

• Administer local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort and reduce pain during the extraction procedure.

Isolate and Expose:

• Use a dental dam or other isolation methods to keep the area dry.
• Gently retract soft tissues to expose the tooth or root adequately.

Positioning:

• Position the selected elevator at the appropriate angle to access the periodontal ligament.

Insertion:

• Carefully insert the elevator between the gums and the tooth exterior, reaching the periodontal ligament.

Leverage:

• Apply controlled and gentle pressure to the elevator, using it as a lever to loosen the tooth or root from the surrounding tissues.

Rotate and Elevate:

• Rotate the elevator as needed and gradually elevate the tooth or root, keeping the movement steady and controlled.

Repeat if Necessary:

• Depending on the case, use additional elevators or instruments as needed to facilitate the extraction.

Post-Extraction Care:

• Provide post-extraction care instructions to the patient, including recommendations for pain management and proper oral hygiene.

Record Keeping:

• Document the procedure, including details such as the type of elevator used, any complications, and post-operative instructions.