Description
Bein Root Elevator Set, 10 Pieces
This Bein elevator set gives you the classic straight pattern in six sizes, plus four offset versions. It is one of our deepest single-pattern kits. As such, it suits clinicians who trust the Bein shape for most root work.
Six straight sizes in order
First, Fig. 1 is the widest, while Fig. 6 is the narrowest. The others step down in between. In use, you often open the space first with one of the slim Bein blades. Then you work up to a wider one as the root moves. Having every step avoids big jumps in size.
Offset patterns from Fig. 301
Next, the four offset pieces belong to the 300 series, starting at Fig. 301. Their shanks bend away from the handle line. So the blade reaches roots that a straight Bein cannot meet head-on, such as those at the back of the arch.
Matching the blade to the root
- Front teeth: a straight Bein, sized to the root.
- Tight spaces: the narrow end of the straight run.
- Back teeth: an offset piece for a better angle.
Full Bein kit or mixed set?
We also offer a six-piece set that mixes Bein and Flohr. That one also adds a handed pair. By contrast, this kit stays with one pattern and gives far more sizes. So choose it if you want depth over variety.
Ten in one order
The straight run only helps if every size is there. Buying the whole Bein elevator set together keeps the run complete. Also, every piece shares a handle, which makes the tray easy to lay out.
Behind the build
As for metal, the stainless steel meets ASTM F899. We write the specification, while staff in the United States run the inspection. Each set goes out non-sterile, yet one round of cleaning and sterilization readies it for reuse. All ten Bein elevators, wide and slim, carry three years against manufacturing defects on blade, shank and grip. A smaller mix is the Bein and Flohr six-piece kit. Explore the institutional sets section or read the FAQs.
For professional dental use. Our care and sterilization advice and shipping details help you plan.
What is in the set
| Instrument | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Bein Fig. 1 to Fig. 6 (straight, graded widest to narrowest, 6 pieces) | Opening space and luxating roots with direct access |
| Bein Fig. 301 (offset/angled) | Angled access to posterior roots |
| Bein Fig. 302 (offset/angled) | Angled access to posterior roots |
| Bein Fig. 303 (offset/angled) | Angled access to posterior roots |
| Bein Fig. 304 (offset/angled) | Angled access to posterior roots |
| Storage case | Holds and protects the set between cases |
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