Oral Surgery Elevator Small Cryer No.44 9mm

Cryer No. 44 Small Elevator 9mm for Root Section Elevation

The Cryer No. 44 Small Elevator 9mm is a specialized dental extraction instrument designed for procedures involving suitable sectioned roots, retained root fragments, and posterior tooth structures. Its No. 44 pattern provides a dedicated working geometry for situations where an individual root portion needs to be mobilized separately during extraction.

A defining feature is the triangular working end. This profile provides a distinct contact geometry for positioning against an appropriate root surface and differentiates the Cryer No. 44 from straight elevators with narrow or flat working ends.

The 9mm blade width gives the instrument a substantial working profile while maintaining the compact configuration associated with the small Cryer pattern. This makes it useful within extraction workflows where a separated root requires an instrument with a defined working surface rather than a general-purpose elevator.

The Cryer No. 44 can be incorporated after appropriate tooth sectioning when individual root portions need to be elevated independently. It may also be selected for suitable retained root fragments where the clinician requires a dedicated instrument for root mobilization.

Its shaped working end and angled configuration allow the instrument to be positioned according to the anatomy and available access. The handle provides a secure gripping surface for controlled manipulation and tactile feedback throughout the procedure.

The No. 44 pattern is particularly relevant to posterior extraction workflows, including selected molar procedures in which individual roots are addressed separately. The instrument should be selected according to root morphology, access, tooth anatomy, and the clinician's preferred extraction technique.

Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the elevator is designed for durability, corrosion resistance, and repeated professional use. Its reusable construction supports standard dental cleaning, sterilization, and autoclave workflows.

Key Features

• Cryer No. 44 small dental elevator
• 9mm working end
• Triangular working profile
• Compact small configuration
• Designed for suitable sectioned root elevation
• Useful for retained root-fragment mobilization
• Appropriate for selected posterior extraction procedures
• Suitable for individual root elevation
• Angled working configuration
• Ergonomic handle
• Surgical-grade stainless steel construction
• Corrosion-resistant
• Reusable and autoclavable

Clinical Applications

• Sectioned root elevation
• Retained root mobilization
• Root fragment elevation
• Individual molar-root elevation
• Posterior tooth extraction
• Tooth elevation
• Root mobilization
• Selected surgical extraction procedures
• Difficult-access posterior extraction
• Oral surgery instrument setups

FAQs

What is the Cryer No. 44 Small Elevator used for?
The Cryer No. 44 is designed to assist with elevation and mobilization of suitable sectioned roots and retained root fragments during dental extraction procedures.

What size is the Cryer No. 44 working end?
This small configuration features a 9mm working end.

What shape is the Cryer No. 44 elevator tip?
The instrument features a triangular working profile, giving it a distinct contact geometry for suitable root structures.

When is a Cryer No. 44 useful during tooth extraction?
It can be incorporated into extraction workflows where individual root sections or retained root fragments require separate mobilization after appropriate tooth preparation or sectioning.

How is the Cryer No. 44 different from the Cryer 45?
Both belong to the Cryer elevator family, but they are different numbered patterns. The No. 44 should therefore be selected and optimized according to its specific working geometry and intended extraction application.

Is the Cryer No. 44 Small elevator reusable?
Yes. Its stainless-steel construction is intended for repeated professional use with appropriate cleaning, sterilization, and autoclave processing.