The Warwick James Elevator set (Left, Straight, and Right) is a specialized dental instrument used primarily in oral surgery, particularly for tooth extractions. These elevators are named after Dr. Warwick James, who designed them to provide better access and precision during dental procedures. Key Features: Shape and Design: The set includes three types: left-curved, right-curved, and straight. The curved variants are designed for lateral applications, helping to loosen roots or fragments from difficult angles. The straight elevator is typically used for direct application along the root. Functionality: The tip is slightly curved and blunt, allowing for controlled leverage against the tooth or root without causing excessive damage to the surrounding bone or tissue. Ideal for removing broken roots, wisdom teeth, or other complex extractions. Materials: Usually made of high-grade stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization. Uses in Dentistry: To loosen teeth before using forceps for extraction. To separate or luxate roots during surgical procedures. For delicate tasks requiring precision in confined spaces of the oral cavity. Would you like to know more about purchasing, maintenance, or specific usage tips for this instrument?