Root Tip Elevator, Syndesmotome, Chompret, #3 | Helmut Zepf No. 17.410.03

The Root Tip Elevator Syndesmotome Chompret #3 by Helmut Zepf (No. 17.410.03) is a precision-engineered dental instrument designed to facilitate the careful elevation and removal of root tips and root remnants during oral surgical procedures. As a specialized Root Tip Elevator, the Chompret #3 design provides clinicians with the refined control and reliable leverage needed to work within confined intraoral spaces without compromising adjacent tissue integrity.

Instrument Overview

The Syndesmotome Chompret series is recognized in clinical dentistry for its effectiveness in severing the periodontal ligament and elevating root tips with minimal trauma. The #3 variant offers a specific blade geometry suited to particular anatomical presentations, making it a valued addition to any oral surgery or extraction setup. This Root Tip Elevator is manufactured in Germany, reflecting the high standards of craftsmanship associated with German dental instrument production.

Key Features

• Chompret #3 blade design for targeted root tip elevation
• Syndesmotome function for periodontal ligament separation
• Made in Germany — consistent quality manufacturing
• Suitable for oral surgical and tooth extraction procedures
• Ergonomic handle for confident grip and precise manipulation

Clinical Application

This Root Tip Elevator is intended for use by qualified dental professionals performing surgical extractions, root tip retrieval, and related procedures. The Chompret #3 geometry supports controlled apical pressure, reducing the risk of root fracture propagation and soft tissue damage. Its robust construction is engineered to withstand the demands of routine clinical use.

FAQ

What is the Chompret #3 used for? It is used primarily for elevating root tips and remnants during surgical tooth extraction procedures.

Is this instrument reusable? As with most professional dental hand instruments, it is intended for use in a clinical setting; follow your practice's sterilization protocols.

Where is this instrument manufactured? This instrument is made in Germany by Helmut Zepf, a recognized manufacturer of professional dental instruments.