Root Tip Elevator, X-Desmo-Tool Root-Elevator - Straight, 4.0 mm, for Initial Loosening of Desmodontal Fibres, Onyx Coating, Yellow Metallic ID Ball | Helmut Zepf No. 17.007.05TI

The Root Tip Elevator X-Desmo-Tool by Helmut Zepf (No. 17.007.05TI) is a precision-engineered instrument designed for the initial loosening of desmodontal fibres prior to tooth extraction. With a straight working end measuring 4.0 mm, this Root Tip Elevator provides controlled access and reliable leverage during delicate periradicular procedures.

Key Features

• Design: Straight configuration with a 4.0 mm tip, optimized for the initial phase of desmodontal fibre separation
• Onyx Coating: The instrument features a premium Onyx coating, providing enhanced surface hardness and corrosion resistance while reducing light reflection for improved intraoral visibility
• Yellow Metallic ID Ball: A distinctive yellow metallic identification ball allows for rapid, reliable instrument identification in clinical and sterilization workflows
• Golden ID Ball: Colour-coded identification system for efficient tray setup and instrument management
• Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf, a trusted German manufacturer of high-quality dental instruments

Clinical Application

This Root Tip Elevator is indicated for the gentle and systematic loosening of the periodontal ligament (desmodontal fibres) at the initial stage of surgical or routine tooth removal. The straight 4.0 mm working end is well suited for anterior and accessible posterior sites, enabling the clinician to work with precision and confidence.

Made in Germany

Helmut Zepf dental instruments are manufactured in Germany to exacting standards of quality and craftsmanship.

FAQ

What is the working tip size of this Root Tip Elevator ? The working tip measures 4.0 mm, making it suitable for the initial loosening of desmodontal fibres in a straight approach.

What does the Onyx coating provide? The Onyx coating enhances surface durability, reduces glare, and offers improved corrosion resistance compared to a standard polished finish.

How is this instrument identified in a tray setup? It features a yellow metallic ID ball for quick and accurate instrument identification during clinical use and sterilization cycles.