Dental Elevators

Periotome & PDL Luxating Elevator Sets

We supply periotome and PDL luxating elevator sets in cassette, 8-piece, and 13-piece configurations for periodontal-ligament access during extraction, with thin working ends for controlled entry. Tell us the working-end width, blade thickness, and instrument count you need when requesting a quote.

Product code
DIS-ELEV-PDL-GRP
Material
Stainless steel; component-specific material confirmed with the quotation
Options
3 available
MOQ
confirmed with your quote
Pricing
Request quotation

Include the required pattern, quantity, finish, packaging and destination. We confirm the exact product and commercial terms before production.

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About Periotome & PDL Luxating Elevator Sets

We present our periotome and PDL luxating elevator sets as set configurations — a flexible periotome set, a cassette-based PDL elevator set, and an expanded 13-piece luxating arrangement — distinct from single root-elevator products we sell individually.

Our Available Configurations

  • Flexible periotome set with thin working ends and a sterilization cassette
  • PDL luxating elevator cassette for an organized extraction setup
  • Thirteen-piece arrangement for buyers who need a broader working-end and angulation schedule
  • Expanded eight-piece periotome/root-elevator configuration with straight, curved, coated, and root-extraction components

Choosing a Configuration

Choose the set by working-end width, blade thickness, straight or curved geometry, flexibility, handle style, overall length, cassette capacity, and required instrument count. We do not use "atraumatic" as a guaranteed outcome — instrument selection and technique remain the responsibility of the professional user. Material, heat treatment, edge preparation, finish, labeling, and packaging are confirmed for your order.

Manufacturing and Evidence

We manufacture under ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification. Component-specific material is confirmed with your quotation, and replacement SKUs are available if a single instrument in the set needs reordering.

Requesting a Quote

Tell us the configuration you need — cassette, 8-piece, or 13-piece — along with working-end preferences, quantity, and destination market. MOQ, OEM marking, and private-label packaging are confirmed against your order specification.

Available Options

Compare the product code and attributes before requesting a quote. Choose an exact option whenever you are matching an existing order.

3 options
OptionProduct codeAttributesPricingRequest quote
Flexible Periotome Set with CassetteDIS-ELEV-PDL-GRP-FLEXConfiguration: Flexible Periotome Set with Cassette, Set Size: Cassette set configurationRequest pricingSelect for Quote
8-Piece Flexible Periotome & Root Elevator SetDIS-ELEV-PDL-GRP-8PCConfiguration: 8-Piece Flexible Periotome & Root Elevator Set, Set Size: 8-piece configurationRequest pricingSelect for Quote
13-Piece PDL Luxating Elevator SetDIS-ELEV-PDL-GRP-13PCConfiguration: 13-Piece PDL Luxating Elevator Set, Set Size: 13-piece configurationRequest pricingSelect for Quote
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Periotome & PDL Luxating Elevator Sets Questions

How does a periotome and PDL luxating set differ from root elevators?

Periotomes and PDL luxating instruments use thin working ends for controlled access around the periodontal ligament, while root elevators use broader leverage patterns. This configuration supplies the required periotome and PDL instruments as a defined set with a cassette.

What is the difference between the 8-piece and 13-piece configurations?

The 13-piece arrangement gives a broader working-end and angulation schedule than the 8-piece set. Tell us your case mix and we will confirm which configuration matches your needs.

Which details should be specified for a periotome set?

Provide working-end widths, blade thickness, straight or curved patterns, flexibility, handle style, overall length, set count, and cassette preference.