Gabka dental elevator
The Gabka dental elevator is a high-grade surgical tool designed for gentle tooth luxation. It helps dentists safely loosen and elevate teeth prior to extraction. The instrument features a slim, straight shaft for optimal access. Its concave blade glides easily into narrow periodontal spaces.
Crafted from premium stainless steel, this elevator offers long-lasting durability and corrosion resistance. The textured teardrop handle ensures a firm, comfortable grip during delicate procedures. This ergonomic shape reduces hand fatigue and enhances overall control. It is built to support smooth, atraumatic dental extractions.
One of its standout features is the teardrop-shaped, textured handle, engineered for a secure and comfortable grip. This ergonomic design significantly reduces hand fatigue during longer procedures while giving practitioners enhanced tactile control and confidence throughout each movement.
Constructed from high-quality stainless steel using genuine German steel, the Gabka elevator combines strength with corrosion resistance, ensuring long-lasting performance and reliable sterilization cycle after cycle. The dull, matte finishing minimizes glare under bright operatory lighting, supporting clearer visibility and more accurate instrument placement during delicate work.
This elevator is especially well-suited for atraumatic extractions in tight or hard-to-access areas of the mouth, making it a valuable addition for general dentists and oral surgeons alike. Manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan, it delivers professional-grade quality and consistency at a competitive price point for clinics and hospitals worldwide.
Key Features & Benefits
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Atraumatic Extractions: Minimizes trauma to surrounding tissue during tooth removal.
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Ergonomic Teardrop Handle: Provides non-slip handling and superior grip comfort.
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Precision Shaft & Blade: Thin profile allows smooth access to tight dental areas.
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High-Quality Stainless Steel: Resistant to rust and designed for long-term clinical use.
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Matte Finish: Reduces glare under intense surgical light sources.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the primary function of the Gabka dental elevator?
It is used to luxate and loosen teeth from the periodontal ligament prior to extraction.
2. What material is this instrument made from?
It is manufactured using high-quality German stainless steel.
3. What type of surface finish does this elevator have?
It features a dull, matte finish to prevent light glare during surgery.
4. How does the handle design benefit the practitioner?
The textured, teardrop-shaped handle provides a secure grip and reduces hand strain.
5. Is the blade straight or curved?
It features a slim, straight shaft ending in a concave, rounded blade.
6. Where is the Gabka dental elevator manufactured?
It is manufactured by Aero surgical Instruments in Sialkot, Pakistan.
7. Can this elevator be safely autoclaved?
Yes, its high-grade stainless steel construction allows standard sterilization and autoclaving.
8. Is this instrument suitable for delicate or confined oral areas?
Yes, the slim shaft design allows easy access to tight or hard-to-reach areas.
9. How does this instrument reduce trauma during extractions?
The concave blade allows gentle, targeted force to loosen teeth without damaging surrounding tissue.
10. Does this elevator resist rust and corrosion?
Yes, premium stainless steel protects the tool against corrosion over extended use.
11. What product model code is assigned to this elevator?
The product item code is ASI-2208.
12. Is this elevator used for upper or lower tooth extractions?
It can be used for both upper and lower dental extractions depending on access.
13. Does the handle retain grip when wet?
Yes, the textured surface maintains a firm grip even when wet or coated in surgical fluid.
14. What size is the concave tip?
The tip is precisely dimensioned to slide between the tooth root and alveolar bone.
15. Can this instrument be used in pediatric dental procedures?
It is primarily designed for adult extractions but can be used where anatomical fit allows.
16. How does the balance of the instrument assist during surgery?
The weight distribution between handle and shaft gives precise tactile feedback.
17. Is the blade edge sharp enough to sever ligaments?
The rounded, concave tip is shaped to sever periodontal fibers under gentle pressure.
18. Does this elevator require special maintenance?
No, normal cleaning, drying, and autoclaving procedures are sufficient.
19. How long is the overall instrument?
It features standard surgical sizing tailored for full hand control and dexterity.
20. Is this product sold individually or in sets?
It is available as a single, standalone surgical elevator instrument.
