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Heidebrink Root Fragment Elevator

Heidebrink Root Fragment Elevator Fig. 2 is a precision dental instrument designed for controlled elevation and removal of retained root fragments and root tips. Its 2.7 mm curved working end provides a narrow profile for precise positioning and controlled engagement in restricted areas. The tapered working tip supports accurate manipulation, while the curved shaft facilitates instrument orientation during extraction procedures. Manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel with a polished finish, it provides durability, corrosion resistance, easy maintenance and reliable performance for repeated professional dental use.

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Surgical Grade Material

Crafted from high-quality surgical stainless steel.

Precision Finish

Smooth finish for reliable clinical performance.

Ergonomic Design

Comfortable grip for improved control and handling.

Long Service Life

Built for durability and repeated professional use.

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Easy Sterilization

Fully autoclavable for safe and efficient sterilization.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Product Name Heidebrink Root Fragment Elevator Fig. 2
Model Number MMI-53-582-02
Instrument Type Dental Root Fragment Elevator
Pattern Heidebrink Fig. 2
Design Curved
Application Root Fragment and Root Tip Elevation
Working End Narrow, Curved and Tapered
Tip Design Fine, Precision-Shaped Tip
Working Profile Narrow
Working End Width 2.7 mm
Shaft Curved
Material Premium Surgical Grade Stainless Steel
Finish High-Polish Finish
Construction Precision-Forged and Hand-Finished
Sterilization Fully Autoclavable
Reusable Yes
Application Area Professional dental extraction and root fragment removal

Description

Heidebrink Root Fragment Elevator Fig. 2 is a precision dental instrument designed for controlled elevation and removal of retained root fragments and root tips during dental extraction procedures. The MMI-53-582-02 features a curved working configuration that facilitates access and positioning around retained root structures.

The Fig. 2 pattern has a 2.7 mm working-end width, providing a narrow working profile for precise engagement with root fragments. The corresponding KLS Martin reference 42-582-02-07 is specifically documented as a Heidebrink Root Fragment Elevator Fig. 2 with a 2.7 mm working end.

The curved shaft and tapered working end support controlled positioning in areas where direct access may be restricted. Its narrow working profile allows the operator to approach retained root fragments with precision while maintaining controlled instrument orientation.

Manufactured from surgical grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed for durability, corrosion resistance and repeated professional use. The polished finish supports efficient cleaning and maintenance, while the reusable construction is suitable for appropriate sterilization between procedures.

To maintain the performance, appearance, and service life of your stainless steel dental and surgical instruments, follow these care guidelines:

  • Clean instruments immediately after use to prevent blood, tissue, or debris from drying on the surface.
  • Wash using a neutral pH enzymatic detergent and a soft nylon brush. Avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, or harsh chemicals.
  • Rinse thoroughly with distilled or demineralized water to minimize mineral deposits and corrosion.
  • Dry completely before sterilization or storage, paying special attention to hinges, joints, and serrations where moisture can accumulate.
  • Lubricate hinged and moving instruments regularly with a medical-grade, steam-permeable instrument lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
  • Sterilize using validated autoclave procedures or other approved sterilization methods according to healthcare facility protocols and the instrument’s intended use.
  • Store instruments in a clean, dry environment with tips and cutting edges protected from impact or contact with other instruments.
  • Inspect instruments before each use for wear, corrosion, misalignment, or damage. Remove any defective instrument from service until repaired or replaced.
  • Do not expose stainless steel instruments to bleach, strong acids, high-chloride solutions, or prolonged soaking, as these may cause staining, pitting, or corrosion.
  • Use each instrument only for its intended purpose to preserve precision, functionality, and patient safety.
  • Heidebrink Fig. 2 root fragment elevator configuration.
  • Designed for root fragment and root tip elevation.
  • 2.7 mm working-end width provides a narrow working profile.
  • Curved working end facilitates access around retained root fragments.
  • Narrow, tapered working end supports precise engagement.
  • Fine precision-shaped tip provides controlled contact.
  • Curved shaft assists instrument orientation during extraction procedures.
  • Suitable for professional dental root fragment removal.
  • Surgical grade stainless steel construction provides durability and corrosion resistance.
  • Reusable design suitable for professional dental sterilization protocols.
  • Individually poly packed
  • Non-sterile
  • Reusable medical instrument