Mahi Surgical presents the Heidbrink Straight Elevator, a premium dental surgical instrument designed for the precise elevation and luxation of teeth, retained roots, and root fragments prior to extraction. Manufactured from high-quality German stainless steel, this elevator delivers exceptional durability, strength, and precision for professional dental and oral surgery procedures.
Product Overview
The Heidbrink Straight Elevator is engineered to loosen teeth and elevate retained roots with controlled force while minimizing trauma to surrounding bone and soft tissues. Its straight working tip provides excellent access for routine extraction procedures, and the ergonomically designed handle ensures a secure grip, superior leverage, and enhanced operator control.
Key Features
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Manufactured from premium German stainless steel
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Straight working tip for precise tooth and root elevation
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Designed for luxation and root fragment removal
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Precision-engineered blade for controlled force application
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Ergonomic handle for superior grip and leverage
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Corrosion-resistant and highly durable construction
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Mirror-polished finish for easy cleaning and sterilization
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Reusable and fully autoclavable
Benefits
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Loosens teeth before extraction with minimal effort
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Facilitates safe removal of retained roots and fragments
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Helps reduce trauma to surrounding tissues
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Provides excellent control during oral surgical procedures
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Designed for reliable long-term clinical performance
Applications
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Dental Clinics
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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
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Tooth Luxation
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Root Elevation and Fragment Removal
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Surgical Tooth Extractions
Quality Assurance
Each Heidbrink Straight Elevator is manufactured under strict quality control standards to ensure precision, safety, and durability. The premium German stainless steel construction guarantees dependable performance and extended service life in demanding clinical environments.
Material: German Stainless Steel
Type: Heidbrink Straight Elevator
Sterilization: Fully Autoclavable
Usage: Tooth Luxation, Root Elevation, and Surgical Extractions
