Root Elevator Warwick James Left 2.5mm
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| SKU | 141440 |
| Brand | InstruDental |
| Type | Surgery |
| Category | Elevators |
| Tags | 1414-40 |
| Stock | ✓ In Stock |
DETAILS AND CARE
A left-handed Warwick James root elevator with a 2.5mm tip, used to luxate roots and loosen soft tissue attachment before extraction, particularly for upper third molars.
- Left-side Warwick James pattern, 2.5mm tip
- Concave/convex tip design for wedging and luxation
- Compact 2.5mm blade suits confined sockets and retained roots
- AISI 304 and hardened J2 stainless steel construction
FAQs
What is a Warwick James elevator used for?
It loosens and luxates a tooth or root from its socket before extraction, commonly used for upper third molars and root removal.
Why choose left vs right?
Left and right versions are mirrored so you can approach the tooth or root from whichever side gives the best angle.
What material is this instrument made from?
The handle is corrosion-resistant AISI 304 stainless steel and the working end is hardened Japanese-standard J2 stainless steel, each chosen for its job: rust-resistant handling and a hard, precise working end that keeps its shape through repeated autoclave cycles.
Commonly used alongside extraction forceps and Coupland elevators during surgical extractions.
Browse our full Surgery range.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
A left-handed Warwick James root elevator with a 2.5mm tip, used to luxate roots and loosen soft tissue attachment before extraction, particularly for upper third molars.
- Left-side Warwick James pattern, 2.5mm tip
- Concave/convex tip design for wedging and luxation
- Compact 2.5mm blade suits confined sockets and retained roots
- AISI 304 and hardened J2 stainless steel construction
FAQs
What is a Warwick James elevator used for?
It loosens and luxates a tooth or root from its socket before extraction, commonly used for upper third molars and root removal.
Why choose left vs right?
Left and right versions are mirrored so you can approach the tooth or root from whichever side gives the best angle.
What material is this instrument made from?
The handle is corrosion-resistant AISI 304 stainless steel and the working end is hardened Japanese-standard J2 stainless steel, each chosen for its job: rust-resistant handling and a hard, precise working end that keeps its shape through repeated autoclave cycles.
Commonly used alongside extraction forceps and Coupland elevators during surgical extractions.
Browse our full Surgery range.
Manufactured by InstruDental, UK specialists in dental hand instruments.
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