Miller Apexo Elevator 73

The Miller Apexo Elevator 73 is engineered to remove root tips during complex extractions efficiently. Its angled, sharp-edged blade provides excellent access to confined spaces within the socket, allowing it to be used for the removal of broken or deep-rooted roots. The rounded, lightweight handle is made of medical-grade stainless steel with a satin finish, providing a secure grip and maximum maneuverability. It is often used as a lever to remove teeth from the periodontal ligament without harming adjacent structures. The 73 configuration refers to its unique size and shape within the Miller series, suited for precision work in apical regions.

Applications

• Retrieval of broken or deeply embedded root fragments.
• Precise severing of the periodontal ligament in apical areas.
• Aiding in atraumatic extractions to reduce tissue trauma.
• Loosening retained roots from the alveolar socket.
• Used as a lever between gum and tooth exterior for elevation.
• Ideal for use in confined surgical fields with complex root anatomy.

Anatomical Features

The 73 model features a slender, angled working end specifically designed for navigating tight spaces in the apical third of the root. Its sharp edge allows accurate dissection of the ligament, while the large diameter rounded handle ensures comfort and control throughout the procedure.

Key Features

• Corrosion and Rust Resistant: Safe for repeated sterilization.
• Rounded Ergonomic Handle: Allows steady grip with minimal fatigue.
• Rockwell-Hardened Stainless Steel: Ensures sharpness and long-term use.
• Angled Tip Blade: Provides enhanced access in deep and angled root areas.
• Size 73 Configuration: Tailored for apical root manipulation and elevation.