Surgical Extraction / Root Tip Removal

A 2mm flat-tipped Hylin-handle elevator for engaging the root surface directly during straightforward extractions.

A straight elevator for cutting the periodontal ligament and loosening teeth prior to extraction, with an anatomically shaped handle for control.

A serrated pick for scaling residual root tips and debris from the socket after extraction, giving better tactile feedback than a smooth-tipped explorer.

A 3mm angled Hylin-handle elevator for engaging the root surface at posterior sites a straight tip can't reach directly.

The straight ProX tip cuts the periodontal ligament in a direct line, suited to anterior teeth and cases where a straight approach reaches the root cleanly. The proprietary handle takes...

The lower bend on this ProX tip angles the working end toward the lower arch, suited to mandibular access a straight or upper-bend tip can't seat into cleanly. Works with...

A fine tip for engaging root fragments at the apex from the left side of the arch, used in apical and root-tip surgery.

Our narrowest Hylin tip, pointed for focused engagement in the tightest interproximal spaces. Palm-grip handle for control without hand fatigue.

The upper bend on this ProX tip angles the working end toward the upper arch, giving you a cleaner line into the PDL space on maxillary teeth. Works with a...

A fine tip for engaging root fragments at the apex from the right side of the arch, used in apical and root-tip surgery.

A 3mm round tip for broader, blunt-edge engagement on the root surface — gentler contact where a pointed tip risks gouging. Palm-grip handle for control without hand fatigue.

A curved blade for engaging the periodontal ligament from the left side of the arch, used to loosen a tooth before elevation or forceps removal.