Fig.3 Lindo-Levien Straight Elevator 4.5mm - Gold Tip
The Fig.3 Lindo-Levien is a straight apical-root elevator used to loosen and elevate tooth roots during extraction. The concave scoop-shaped blade, 4.5mm at its widest, seats against larger root surfaces so the clinician can wedge the instrument between the root and the alveolar bone to sever the periodontal ligament. A serrated section along the upper shank improves purchase when levering against crestal bone. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a confident wet-field grip. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, fully autoclavable, and delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
Specifications
MaterialStainless SteelRusting PreventionPassivatedUltrasonic CleanedYesUsageLeft Hand or Right HandSterileNoReusableYesTests PerformedShape Test, Boil Test and Performance TestLatex FreeYesPackingIndividually PackedQc PassedYesRelated Products
Fig.1 Lindo-Levien 2.5 mm
The Fig.1 Lindo-Levien is a dental root elevator with a slim straight serrated blade designed for luxating teeth and mobilising retained roots during routine extraction procedures. The narrow working tip enters the interproximal space cleanly while the micro-serrations on the cutting edge grip the tooth or root surface to prevent slippage during controlled leverage. The balanced stainless-steel handle is shaped into a contoured ergonomic form that resists rotation in a wet glove and delivers consistent torque on apical work. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable, this Equate Instruments elevator belongs in any extraction tray where precise luxation of narrow roots is required.
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Fig.2 Lindo-Levien Straight Elevator 3.5mm
The Fig.2 Lindo-Levien is a straight apical-root elevator used to loosen and elevate tooth roots during extraction. The concave scoop-shaped blade, 3.5mm at its widest, seats against the curve of the root surface so the clinician can wedge the instrument between the root and the alveolar bone to sever the periodontal ligament. A serrated section along the upper shank improves purchase when levering against crestal bone. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a confident wet-field grip. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, fully autoclavable, and delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Fig.3 Lindo-Levien Straight Elevator 4.5mm
The Fig.3 Lindo-Levien is a straight apical-root elevator used to loosen and elevate tooth roots during extraction. The concave scoop-shaped blade, 4.5mm at its widest, seats against larger root surfaces so the clinician can wedge the instrument between the root and the alveolar bone to sever the periodontal ligament. A serrated section along the upper shank improves purchase when levering against crestal bone. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a confident wet-field grip. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, fully autoclavable, and delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Winter Root Elevator 8mm - Left
The Winter root elevator is a heavy-duty instrument for extracting retained mandibular molar roots. A T-shaped cross-bar handle with a knurled central grip enables the clinician to apply strong rotational torque, while an angled triangular blade with a pointed working tip engages the furcation or root surface of a lower molar. Left and right variants mirror one another so the operator can approach either side of a bifurcated root. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and is delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Winter Root Elevator 8mm - Right
The Winter root elevator is a heavy-duty instrument for extracting retained mandibular molar roots. A T-shaped cross-bar handle with a knurled central grip enables the clinician to apply strong rotational torque, while an angled triangular blade with a pointed working tip engages the furcation or root surface of a lower molar. Left and right variants mirror one another so the operator can approach either side of a bifurcated root. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and is delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Fig.1 Lindo-Levien 2.5 mm Gold
The Fig.1 Lindo-Levien is a dental root elevator with a slim straight serrated blade designed for luxating teeth and mobilising retained roots during routine extraction procedures. The narrow working tip enters the interproximal space cleanly while the micro-serrations on the cutting edge grip the tooth or root surface to prevent slippage during controlled leverage. The balanced stainless-steel handle is shaped into a contoured ergonomic form that resists rotation in a wet glove and delivers consistent torque on apical work. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable, this Equate Instruments elevator belongs in any extraction tray where precise luxation of narrow roots is required.
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Fig.2 Lindo-Levien Straight Elevator 3.5mm - Gold Tip
The Fig.2 Lindo-Levien is a straight apical-root elevator used to loosen and elevate tooth roots during extraction. The concave scoop-shaped blade, 3.5mm at its widest, seats against the curve of the root surface so the clinician can wedge the instrument between the root and the alveolar bone to sever the periodontal ligament. A serrated section along the upper shank improves purchase when levering against crestal bone. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a confident wet-field grip. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, fully autoclavable, and delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Fig.3 Bayonet Distal Root Elevator 4mm
The Fig.3 Bayonet Distal root elevator has an offset bayonet-shaped shank that clears the handle from the occlusal plane and angles a 4mm paddle-shaped blade toward the distal surface of posterior teeth. It is used to luxate retained distal root tips before forceps extraction, particularly when access is restricted by adjacent dentition. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a secure grip in wet surgical fields. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and is delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Fig.3 Bayonet Distal Root Elevator 4mm - Gold Tip
The Fig.3 Bayonet Distal root elevator has an offset bayonet-shaped shank that clears the handle from the occlusal plane and angles a 4mm paddle-shaped blade toward the distal surface of posterior teeth. It is used to luxate retained distal root tips before forceps extraction, particularly when access is restricted by adjacent dentition. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a secure grip in wet surgical fields. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and is delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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Bayonet Mesial 2 mm
The Bayonet Mesial 2 mm is a dental root elevator with a slender, mesially angled blade engineered for approaching the mesial aspect of retained roots and third molars during extraction. The bayonet-bent shank clears adjacent cusps and allows the clinician to drive the working tip into the periodontal ligament space at the correct angle without unnecessary soft-tissue retraction. The balanced stainless-steel handle features a faceted ergonomic form that resists rotation in a wet glove and delivers consistent torque on controlled luxation. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable, this Equate Instruments elevator is a staple for oral surgeons managing difficult mesial root tips.
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Bayonet Mesial 2 mm Gold
The Bayonet Mesial 2 mm is a dental root elevator with a slender, mesially angled blade engineered for approaching the mesial aspect of retained roots and third molars during extraction. The bayonet-bent shank clears adjacent cusps and allows the clinician to drive the working tip into the periodontal ligament space at the correct angle without unnecessary soft-tissue retraction. The balanced stainless-steel handle features a faceted ergonomic form that resists rotation in a wet glove and delivers consistent torque on controlled luxation. Supplied non-sterile and fully autoclavable, this Equate Instruments elevator is a staple for oral surgeons managing difficult mesial root tips.
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Fig.2 Bayonet Mesial Root Elevator 3mm
The Fig.2 Bayonet Mesial root elevator features an offset bayonet-shaped shank that clears the handle from the occlusal plane and angles a 3mm paddle-shaped blade toward the mesial surface of posterior teeth. The geometry is designed for controlled access behind crowded dentition, letting the clinician seat the blade against the root surface and apply apical force for luxation before forceps extraction. Supplied by Equate Instruments, the solid stainless-steel handle is faceted for a confident wet grip. The instrument is manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, is fully autoclavable, and is delivered non-sterile for in-office sterilisation.
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