Oracraft Cryer Root Elevator

• Sharp Triangular Blade: Facilitates efficient dislodging of teeth and root fragments.
• High-Quality Stainless Steel: Ensures durability, strength, and longevity.
• Ergonomic Handle: Provides a comfortable and secure grip for precise control during extractions.
• Angled Blade Design: Enhances leverage, making it easier to remove broken roots and teeth with damaged crowns.
• Autoclavable: Can be sterilized through autoclaving, ensuring high standards of hygiene.
• Corrosion-Resistant: Maintains integrity and performance even after repeated sterilizations.
• Smooth, Polished Finish: Allows for easy cleaning and maintenance.

• Type: Cryer Root Elevator
• Blade Design: Sharp, triangular blade
• Material: High-quality, durable stainless steel
• Handle: Ergonomic, non-slip grip for precise control
• Angle: Angled blade for enhanced leverage
• Application: Effective for removing broken roots and teeth with compromised crowns
• Length: Standard dental elevator length (specify exact measurement if known)
• Weight: Lightweight for ease of handling and reduced hand fatigue
• Finish: Smooth, polished surface for easy cleaning and sterilization

• 1 x Oracraft Root Elevator Cryer (E32)
• 1 x Oracraft Root Elevator Cryer (E31)
• 1 x Oracraft Root Elevator Cryer (E32)
• 1 x Oracraft Root Elevator Cryer (EA30)
• 1 x Oracraft Root Elevator Cryer (EA31)

• Preparation:
  Sterilize: Ensure the Cryer Root Elevator is properly sterilized before use.
  Patient Positioning: Position the patient comfortably and ensure adequate lighting.
  Anesthesia: Administer local anesthesia to numb the area around the tooth to be extracted.
• Initial Insertion:
  Blade Positioning: Carefully insert the sharp, triangular blade of the Cryer Elevator between the tooth and the surrounding bone or gingiva.
  Gentle Pressure: Apply gentle, controlled pressure to advance the blade into the periodontal space.
• Leverage:
  Rotational Movement: Use a rotational or levering motion to dislodge the tooth or root from its socket.
  Controlled Force: Apply force gradually to avoid fracturing the tooth or damaging surrounding tissues.
• Loosening the Tooth:
  Repeat Movements: Continue using the elevator to luxate (loosen) the tooth by alternating insertion and leverage motions around the circumference of the tooth if necessary.
  Monitoring: Continuously monitor the tooth’s movement and patient’s comfort level.
• Extraction:
  Final Elevation: Once sufficiently loosened, the tooth can be removed with extraction forceps.
  Root Removal: For retained roots, use the elevator to engage and elevate the root fragments out of the socket.
• Post-Extraction:
  Site Examination: Inspect the extraction site for any remaining fragments or debris.
  Hemostasis: Achieve hemostasis by applying pressure with gauze or using appropriate hemostatic agents.

Tips for Effective Use:

• Leverage Points: Use adjacent teeth or alveolar bone as fulcrum points to gain better leverage.
• Controlled Movements: Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to surrounding bone and tissue.
• Visualization: Ensure clear visualization of the operative field to precisely control the elevator’s movements.

• 6 month warranty against rust.