Cryer Small 45 Elevator 9mm for Tooth Elevation
Cryer Small 45 Elevator 9mm for Tooth Elevation
Cryer 45 Small Elevator 9mm for Root Fragment Elevation
The Cryer 45 Small Elevator 9mm is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for elevation and mobilization of suitable root sections and fragments during extraction procedures. Its compact 45-pattern configuration provides a dedicated working profile for situations where an individual root portion needs to be addressed separately.
The instrument features a 9mm working end with a triangular profile. This geometry provides a defined contact surface for positioning against appropriate root structures and distinguishes the Cryer 45 from narrow pointed elevators and broader general-purpose designs.
The small 45 pattern makes this instrument particularly relevant to controlled work around sectioned or separated roots. Following appropriate tooth sectioning, individual root portions may require independent mobilization before removal, and a dedicated root elevator can be incorporated into that workflow.
The working end is connected to an ergonomic handle through a shaped shank, allowing the instrument to be positioned according to the available extraction access. The handle provides a secure gripping surface and tactile feedback during controlled manipulation.
The 9mm working profile provides a relatively broad contact area compared with smaller root-tip instruments. This makes the Cryer 45 a distinct option for selected posterior extraction situations where individual root sections require elevation.
Its triangular working geometry also gives the product a different semantic identity from the smooth flared posterior elevators in your catalog. Rather than positioning the product around generic “dental elevator” terminology, its strongest product-specific signals are:
Cryer 45 → Small → 9mm → Triangular working end → Root section → Posterior extraction
Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the instrument is designed for durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated professional use. Its reusable construction supports standard dental cleaning, sterilization, and autoclave workflows.
Key Features
- Cryer 45 small dental elevator
- 9mm working end
- 45-pattern working configuration
- Triangular blade profile
- Designed for suitable root-section elevation
- Useful for root-fragment mobilization
- Appropriate for selected posterior extraction procedures
- Compact instrument configuration
- Ergonomic handle for secure positioning
- Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Corrosion-resistant construction
- Reusable and autoclavable
Clinical Applications
- Sectioned root elevation
- Root-fragment mobilization
- Posterior tooth extraction
- Individual root elevation
- Tooth elevation
- Root dislodgement
- Selected difficult-access extraction procedures
- Molar extraction workflows
- Dental extraction instrument setups
- Oral surgery procedures
FAQs
What is the Cryer 45 Small Elevator 9mm used for?
The Cryer 45 Small is designed to assist with elevation and mobilization of suitable root sections and fragments during dental extraction procedures.
What size is the Cryer 45 working end?
This configuration features a 9mm working end, providing a substantial contact profile for appropriate root structures.
What is the Cryer 45 pattern?
The Cryer 45 is a specialized dental elevator pattern with a triangular working profile intended for controlled root and tooth elevation applications.
Can the Cryer 45 be used after tooth sectioning?
Yes. Its working configuration is suitable for selected extraction workflows where individual root sections have been separated and require independent mobilization.
How is the Cryer 45 different from a narrow root-tip elevator?
The Cryer 45 has a broader 9mm working profile and triangular configuration, whereas narrow root-tip elevators are designed around smaller, more focused working ends.
Is the Cryer 45 Small elevator reusable?
Yes. Its stainless-steel construction is intended for repeated professional use with appropriate cleaning, sterilization, and autoclave processing.