Root Tip Elevator, Bayonet-Shaped, #69 ZEPF Carpal Handle Ø 4.0 mm | Helmut Zepf No. 17.220.69

The Root Tip Elevator by Helmut Zepf (No. 17.220.69) is a precision-engineered dental instrument designed to assist clinicians in the careful elevation and removal of root tips during oral surgical procedures. Featuring a bayonet-shaped design with pattern #69, this instrument provides excellent access to posterior regions of the oral cavity where straight instruments may be limited in reach or angulation.

Instrument Design & Handle

This Root Tip Elevator is fitted with the ZEPF Carpal Handle, which measures Ø 4.0 mm in diameter. The carpal handle design promotes an ergonomic grip, reducing hand fatigue during extended clinical procedures and supporting precise tactile control. The bayonet shape of the working end allows for improved visibility and unobstructed access when working around adjacent anatomical structures.

Quality Manufacturing

As with all Helmut Zepf instruments, this Root Tip Elevator is manufactured in Germany to exacting standards. The Made in Germany designation reflects a commitment to high-quality materials, consistent dimensional tolerances, and reliable long-term performance in demanding clinical environments.

Key Features

• Bayonet-shaped working end, pattern #69
• ZEPF Carpal Handle with Ø 4.0 mm diameter
• Designed for root tip elevation and retrieval
• Manufactured in Germany by Helmut Zepf
• Catalog reference: No. 17.220.69

1-Year Warranty

This Helmut Zepf instrument is covered by a 1-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of delivery.

60-Day Returns — Any Reason, Even If Used

Put this instrument to work in your practice. If it is not right for you, return it within 60 days of delivery for a full refund — for any reason, even if it has been used.

FAQ

What procedure is this Root Tip Elevator used for? It is used in oral surgery and extraction procedures to elevate and retrieve retained root tips from the socket.

What makes the bayonet shape beneficial? The bayonet angulation improves access to posterior and hard-to-reach areas, reducing the need to reposition the patient or obstruct the operative field.

Is this instrument autoclavable? Helmut Zepf instruments are generally designed to withstand standard sterilization protocols; consult the manufacturer's instructions for specific guidance.