Howard Periosteal Elevator Dental Implant Surgery Dentistry Lab Instruments

Description

Howard Periosteal Elevator in oral surgery and implant dentistry for its precision. It typically features a single or double-ended design with curved, pointed tips to facilitate various surgical maneuvers with minimal tissue damage.

Uses:

1. Periosteum Elevation: Elevates the periosteum to expose underlying bone structures for surgical procedures.
2. Tissue Retraction: Retracts soft tissues to provide better visibility and access to the surgical site.
3. Implant Site Preparation: Aids in preparing the implant site by carefully lifting the periosteum.
4. Bone Grafting: Assists in bone grafting procedures by providing improved access to the graft site.
5. Oral Surgery: Utilized in extractions, periodontal surgeries, and other oral surgical procedures to ensure optimal access and visualization.

Key Features:

1. Curved, Pointed Tips: Designed for precise manipulation and control, reducing tissue trauma.
2. Ergonomic Handle: Provides a comfortable and secure grip, minimizing hand fatigue during extended procedures.
3. High-Quality Material: Constructed from durable, corrosion-resistant stainless steel, ensuring long-term use and easy sterilization.
4. Versatile Design: Available in single or double-ended variations to suit different surgical needs.
5. Precision Engineering: Offers accurate and reliable performance for delicate surgical tasks.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs):

1. Q: What is the primary purpose of the Howard Periosteal Elevator?
   • A: The primary purpose is to elevate and retract the periosteum, allowing for better access to bone and surrounding tissues during dental and oral surgeries.
2. Q: Can the Howard Periosteal Elevator be used in non-implant procedures?
   • A: Absolutely, it’s versatile and suitable for a range of oral surgical procedures such as extractions, periodontal surgeries, and bone grafting.
3. Q: How should the Howard Periosteal Elevator be sterilized?
   • A: To maintain hygiene and prepare it for use, the instrument should undergo standard sterilization methods suitable for stainless steel instruments, like autoclaving.
4. Q: What are the benefits of the curved, pointed tips on the Howard Periosteal Elevator?
   • A: The curved, pointed tips allow for precise control and manipulation, reducing tissue trauma and enhancing the accuracy of surgical procedures.