Professional dental elevator and restorative instrument set for implants, luxating and filling procedures, surgical root extraction, spreading, osteotome and periotome techniques, including Columbia curette. Why this instrument set matters Covers key procedures in one set: tools for composite restorative work, implant site tasks, luxation, filling manipulation, root extraction, bone spreading, osteotome and periotome applications, plus Columbia curette for curettage and debridement. Streamlines clinical workflow by grouping complementary instruments used across restorative and surgical steps. Designed for precise control and consistent tactile feedback during delicate maneuvers. Key benefits Versatility: Supports multiple procedures from restorative adjustments to implant site preparation, reducing instrument changes during a case. Precision handling: Balanced geometry and varied tip profiles help access anterior and posterior sites and work around roots and implants. Procedural continuity: Instruments tailored to luxation, periotome release, and osteotome spreading offer continuity between soft tissue and bone tasks. Practical cleanup and reprocessing: Constructed for routine clinical handling and processing workflows. Features and attributes Function: Elevators for controlled leverage, luxating blades for ligament release, periotome tips for crevicular separation, osteotome shapes for spreading and condensation, and Columbia curette for soft tissue and root surface debridement. Compatibility: Intended for use within standard restorative and surgical workflows including composite restoration adjustments, implant site preparation, tooth luxation and extraction, and bone spreading procedures. Size and shapes: Multiple tip profiles and lengths accommodate anterior and posterior tooth anatomy and different surgical access angles. Ergonomics and control: Handles and shanks designed to provide tactile feedback and secure grip during manual maneuvers. Performance focus: Tools are shaped to deliver controlled force transfer for levering, spreading and delicate tissue separation while maintaining procedural precision. Typical use scenarios 1) Luxation and extraction workflow: Use luxating blades to separate the periodontal ligament, follow with elevators for controlled leverage, and finish with periotome instruments for crevicular release prior to removal. 2) Implant site preparation: Employ osteotome and spreading instruments during lateral bone manipulation and preparation steps to create or expand implant osteotomies, then use restorative elevators for adjacent tooth adjustments. 3) Restorative and curettage tasks: Apply finetip elevators for composite restorative access and manipulation, and use the Columbia curette for targeted curettage and root surface cleaning during surgical or periodontal procedures. Who should consider this set General dentists performing occasional surgical extractions and restorative procedures. Oral surgeons and implant clinicians who need a compact selection of elevators, periotomes and osteotomes for site preparation and tooth removal. Dental clinics seeking a coherent instrument group that supports both restorative adjustments and surgical steps. What to expect in practice A coordinated set of instruments that support stepwise progression from luxation and ligament release through extraction or implant site work. Multiple tip options to address varied anatomy and access requirements. A practical addition to clinical instrument trays for restorative and surgical cases. This instrument set is intended for professional clinical use and to support standard procedural workflows in restorative and surgical dental practice.