Dental Periosteal Molt 9 Elevator Gingival Tissue Oral Surgery Instruments

Dental Periosteal Molt 9-10mm is a specialized surgical instrument used in dental and oral surgery. This instrument elevates and separates soft tissues, particularly the periosteum, from the underlying bone. The instrument typically features a double-ended design, with a small, curved blade at one end and a larger, spoon-shaped blade at the other.

Uses:

• Tissue Elevation: Used to elevate the periosteum or mucoperiosteum in surgical procedures, such as extractions, implant placements, and other oral surgeries.
• Soft Tissue Retraction: Helps in retracting soft tissues to provide better visibility and access to the surgical site.
• Bone Exposure: Facilitates the exposure of the bone for procedures like bone grafting, implant placements, or osteotomies.
• Flap Reflection: Assists in reflecting and mobilizing soft tissue flaps during periodontal or oral surgery.

Key Features:

• Double-Ended Design: Includes a small curved end and a larger spoon-shaped end, providing versatility in tissue manipulation.
• Ergonomic Handle: Designed for a comfortable grip and precise control during procedures.
• High-Quality Material: Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, ensuring durability, corrosion resistance, and easy sterilization.
• Different Sizes: The 9-10mm refers to the size of the working ends, suitable for various surgical tasks.
• Precision Tips: Finely crafted tips allow for precise tissue elevation and dissection.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is the main purpose of the Dental Periosteal Molt 9-10mm?

The primary purpose is to elevate and retract soft tissues, particularly the periosteum, to expose the bone during dental and oral surgeries.

What is the recommended sterilization method for a Dental Periosteal Molt of 9–10 mm?

The instrument is made of surgical-grade stainless steel and can be sterilized through standard autoclaving procedures.

Is the Dental Periosteal Molt 9-10mm suitable for pediatric patients?

Dentists should carefully choose the size and type of periosteal elevator based on the patient’s anatomy and specific surgical needs.