Elevator Apexo #81, E81

• Quantity:1 (single instrument)
• Sharp, narrow blade severs the periodontal ligament (PDL)
• Lightweight handle provides comfort and fine control
• Immunity Steel ensures strength and corrosion resistance
• Minimizes trauma for superior bone preservation

The Hu-Friedy Apexo Elevator #81 is a specialized general surgical elevator meticulously designed for the efficient and gentle luxation and removal of small, fractured root tips and remaining roots, particularly in the upper anterior region of the mouth. The Apexo style of elevator is characterized by a finely tapered, sharp working tip that is expertly contoured to be thin enough to precisely sever the periodontal ligament (PDL) and inserted into the socket with minimal bone removal.

The #81 pattern is specifically shaped and angled for optimal access and maneuverability in tighter interproximal spaces and around delicate structures. If you are searching for the best Apexo elevator then its unique, sharp, and narrow working tip, which is perfected for seeking and elevating small root fragments while minimizing trauma to the alveolar bone, is best for you. This single-quantity precision instrument is manufactured using high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, often referred to as Immunity Steel, guaranteeing the renowned durability, consistent performance, and exceptional corrosion resistance expected from Hu-Friedy products, even with rigorous sterilization protocols.

While this specific model is noted for its lightweight stainless steel handle with a thumb hold for increased comfort and fine motor control, the focus remains on the working end. The working tip diameter and taper are critically small, optimized for apical access to fractured root tips. This narrow profile ensures that the alveolar bone integrity is preserved, which is a vital consideration for future restorative and implant procedures.

The best Apexo Elevator #81 is trusted by dental professionals for its reliability and precision in performing atraumatic exodontia. The overall design provides the necessary balance and tactile feedback to allow the clinician to feel the movement of the root, leading to smoother and more predictable surgical outcomes. This instrument is intended strictly for professional use within a clinical setting.