Description
Warwick-James Root Elevator Set, 3 Pieces
This Warwick-James elevator set gives you the straight pattern plus its left and right partners. All three have small blades. That makes them handy where space is tight, such as around a lower third molar.
Small blades for tight sites
A big blade can crowd a narrow socket. In contrast, a small Warwick-James tip slips in with less disturbance to the bone. So it suits roots, small teeth and the back of the lower arch.
Straight, left and right
The straight one works on a direct line. Meanwhile, the left and right blades mirror each other for the mesial and distal sides. Together, the three cover most angles you meet in a third molar case.
When each one helps:
- Straight: direct luxation of small roots
- Left: mesial or distal approach on one side
- Right: the mirror approach on the other side
Lower third molar use
Third molars often sit at an angle with little room. A small handed blade can then reach the purchase point that a larger tool misses. Even so, use light turns, because thin blades need care.
This trio or a larger kit?
The Cryer and Winter kits offer more handed pairs and more power. However, this trio stays light and simple. Pick the Warwick-James elevator set if you want fine control in tight spaces more than raw torque.
Why the three belong together
A straight blade alone leaves gaps on the sides. The full trio closes those gaps, and all three share one finish. Also, a single order is easier to manage.
Care and cover for the trio
We back the trio for three years against manufacturing defects; just contact us if a piece falls short. The stainless steel is to ASTM F899. Warwick-James elevators arrive unsterilized; every wash and autoclave cycle readies the trio for another case. For more handed choices, look at the Walter F. Barry pairs. Then explore the institutional sets page or get quick answers here.
Professional use only. Take a moment to read our care and sterilization page and delivery FAQ.
What is in the set
| Instrument | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Warwick-James elevator, straight | Direct luxation of small roots |
| Warwick-James elevator, left | Side approach on roots and lower third molars |
| Warwick-James elevator, right | Mirror approach on roots and lower third molars |
| Storage case | Holds and protects the set between cases |
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