RootEase Elevators is an advanced dental tool designed for precision and efficiency in tooth extraction procedures. It operates through a pneumatic system, allowing smooth, controlled movement for accurate placement in the periodontal space. The kit includes a pen-shaped handle and a straight blade that can be inserted into the periodontal gap with minimal force. The pneumatic drive ensures precise wedging of the blade, facilitating easy tooth extraction while minimizing damage to surrounding bone structures. The design prioritizes safety, with special attention to avoiding critical areas such as the maxillary sinus and neural tube. Its ergonomic design and reliable pneumatic function make it an essential tool for modern dental practices.

1 x RootEase Elevators

5 x Tips (A1, A2, A3, A4, A5)

Drive Mechanism: Pneumatic-driven

Handle Design: Pen-shaped ergonomic handle

Blade Type: Straight blade

Wedge Depth: Adjustable, up to 1.2 mm

Pressure Requirement: Minimum 0.3 MPa air pressure

Cooling System: Manual control for cooling water and atomization gas

Connection Type: Universal connector for dental treatment machines

Safety Features: Protection against maxillary sinus and neural tube damage

Usage: Tooth extraction in hard-to-reach areas

Adjustment Mechanism: Tappet rotation for fine positioning of the blade

Material: High-grade stainless steel

Movement Range: Slight movement in push-pull head, secure locking mechanism

Preparation:

Turn off the cooling water and atomization switches.

Select a suitable lifter based on the position of the patient's extracted teeth.

Connect the dental pneumatic source connector to the universal connector of the dental treatment machine, ensuring a tight fit.

Installation:

Grip the handle firmly with one hand.

Align the tail of the head with the link hole and insert it while turning slightly until the head is in position. The head should not rotate freely.

Loosen the tappet lock sleeve to allow it to reset automatically.

Ensure that the push-pull head has a slight range of movement but remains securely in place.

Debugging:

Confirm that the cooling water and atomization gas switches are off.

Step on the pedal to test the pneumatics, checking for normal operation.

Inspect the connection for any leaks at the gas source connection head.

Verify that the air pressure indicator reads above 0.3 MPa during operation; adjust if necessary.

Operation:

Use the pen-shaped handle to position the sharp edge of the blade in the periodontal space, ensuring the blade plane is aligned with the teeth.

Step on the pedal to wedge the sharp edge to a depth of approximately 1.2 mm.

Rotate the tappet within a small range to increase the gap. Ensure the tappet remains centered in the periodontal gap.

Assess the gap size and avoid clamping the tappet. Repeat the process as needed, adjusting the wedge position similarly.

For first-time use, wedge slightly shallower to avoid over-insertion.

Safety Precautions:

Ensure the blade enters the periodontal space pneumatically and avoid damaging the maxillary sinus or neural tube.

Use caution when applying force, particularly near thinner bone plates.