Crown Splitter Elevator Type Hollow Handle

Crown Splitter – Elevator Type Dental Instrument

Description

The Crown Splitter Elevator Type is a specialized dental instrument used in operative and surgical dentistry for the controlled splitting and removal of crowns, bridges, and stubborn prosthetic restorations. Its elevator-style design allows clinicians to apply leverage to split and dislodge crowns with precision, minimizing unnecessary trauma to surrounding hard and soft tissues. This tool is especially useful when removing crowns that are cemented tightly or fractured in place, helping facilitate easier and safer extraction during restorative or endodontic procedures.

Crafted from medical-grade stainless steel, the Crown Splitter offers excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical performance. The robust working tip provides secure engagement and leverage, while the ergonomic handle enhances grip, control, and tactile sensitivity to support delicate surgical maneuvers.

Key Features

• Elevator-Style Design — Provides leverage and controlled force for splitting and removing crowns and restorations.

• Durable Stainless Steel Construction — Corrosion-resistant and built for repeated clinical use and sterilization.

• Precision Working Tip — Engineered to engage crowns and prosthetic margins securely during splitting.

• Ergonomic Handle — Designed for comfortable grip and enhanced control during surgical and restorative procedures.

• Versatile Use — Suitable for removing crowns, bridges, posts, and other fixed restorations.

• Autoclavable & Reusable — Ideal for repeated sterilization in professional dental settings.

Applications

• Crown Splitting and Removal — Safely separate crowns to facilitate extraction.

• Bridge and Fixed Prostheses Removal — Assist in dislodging tightly cemented or fractured restorations.

• Operative and Surgical Dentistry — Useful in surgical extraction workflows involving prosthetic removal.

• Endodontic Access Preparations — Aid in accessing retained crown fragments.

Ideal For

• Dentists performing crown and bridge removal procedures.

• Oral surgeons handling complex extractions involving crowns.

• Endodontists preparing access through retained restorations.

• Dental assistants supporting surgical and restorative cases.

• Clinics requiring efficient instruments for restorative removal and surgical workflows.