Designed for lower-root elevation, the Bernard #3 Left has a left-oriented, concave spade working end with serration along the 4.2 mm edge. The angled pattern is useful when a straight approach does not follow the root as naturally, particularly in posterior access.
The #3 Left is the mirror counterpart to the #4 Right and uses the same full-size 6.5 in (16.5 cm) Snowman-handle format.
Choose the #3 Left when lower-root access is better from a left-oriented approach. The serrated edge helps maintain purchase, while the concave working face stays closely adapted to the root surface.
RELATED OPTIONS
Need a more compact left pattern?
For a shorter 3.2 mm smooth working tip and compact handle, see: 3747S – Bernard Spade Elevator – 3 Left, 3.2 mm – Compact Handle →
KEY FEATURES
- Lower-root application – left-oriented Bernard pattern for lower-root elevation
- 4.2 mm serrated working edge – adds engagement at the working edge
- Concave spade working surface – adapts closely to the root during ligament separation and elevation
- #3 Left / #4 Right pair – mirrored directional options for opposite approach angles
- Snowman-style handle – full-size grip for stable placement and leverage
- 6.5 in (16.5 cm) overall length – standard full-size Bernard format
- Surgical-grade stainless steel – reusable and steam autoclavable
- Product Type: Bernard Spade Elevator
- Also Known As: Bernard syndesmotome
- Pattern: 3 Left
- Tip Configuration: Left-oriented concave spade working end
- Tip Width: 4.2 mm
- Working Edge: Serrated
- Recommended Use: Lower-root elevation; left-oriented posterior access
- Handle Design: Snowman-style handle
- Total Length: 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
- Application: Periodontal ligament separation and tooth or root elevation
- Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization / Reusability: Steam autoclavable and reusable
Bernard Spade Elevator – 3 Left, Serrated, 4.2 mm
Bernard Spade Elevator – 3 Left, Serrated, 4.2 mm
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Designed for lower-root elevation, the Bernard #3 Left has a left-oriented, concave spade working end with serration along the 4.2 mm edge. The angled pattern is useful when a straight approach does not follow the root as naturally, particularly in posterior access.
The #3 Left is the mirror counterpart to the #4 Right and uses the same full-size 6.5 in (16.5 cm) Snowman-handle format.
Choose the #3 Left when lower-root access is better from a left-oriented approach. The serrated edge helps maintain purchase, while the concave working face stays closely adapted to the root surface.
RELATED OPTIONS
Need a more compact left pattern?
For a shorter 3.2 mm smooth working tip and compact handle, see: 3747S – Bernard Spade Elevator – 3 Left, 3.2 mm – Compact Handle →
KEY FEATURES
- Lower-root application – left-oriented Bernard pattern for lower-root elevation
- 4.2 mm serrated working edge – adds engagement at the working edge
- Concave spade working surface – adapts closely to the root during ligament separation and elevation
- #3 Left / #4 Right pair – mirrored directional options for opposite approach angles
- Snowman-style handle – full-size grip for stable placement and leverage
- 6.5 in (16.5 cm) overall length – standard full-size Bernard format
- Surgical-grade stainless steel – reusable and steam autoclavable
- Product Type: Bernard Spade Elevator
- Also Known As: Bernard syndesmotome
- Pattern: 3 Left
- Tip Configuration: Left-oriented concave spade working end
- Tip Width: 4.2 mm
- Working Edge: Serrated
- Recommended Use: Lower-root elevation; left-oriented posterior access
- Handle Design: Snowman-style handle
- Total Length: 6.5 in (16.5 cm)
- Application: Periodontal ligament separation and tooth or root elevation
- Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
- Sterilization / Reusability: Steam autoclavable and reusable
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