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ValdentUSA Molt #9 Dental Periosteal Elevator, 1/Pk
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Product Description
The Valdent USA Molt #9 Dental Periosteal Elevator is a crucial, dual-ended surgical instrument designed for efficient and atraumatic reflection and retraction of the mucoperiosteum. Made from durable surgical-grade stainless steel, this elevator is a staple for periodontal, implant, and oral surgery procedures.
Key Features & Benefits
- Dual-Ended Versatility: The instrument features two distinct, non-cutting working ends for clinical versatility: a broad, rounded blade (typically 7.5mm to 8mm wide) for general, gentle tissue reflection and a narrow, pointed blade (typically 3.5mm to 4.3mm wide) for initial lifting of the flap and accessing confined interproximal areas.
- Atraumatic Tissue Handling: The non-cutting, smooth, and contoured tips are specifically designed to separate the periosteum from the underlying bone with minimal risk of tearing or damaging delicate soft tissue.
- Premium Material: Crafted from high-quality, corrosion-resistant surgical stainless steel, ensuring long-term durability, a high degree of aesthetic appeal, and resistance to repeated sterilization cycles.
- Ergonomic Design: The instrument features a textured or knurled handle that provides a secure, comfortable, and slip-resistant grip, even when wet. This design enhances control and minimizes hand fatigue during extended surgical procedures.
- Reusable and Autoclavable: Fully autoclavable up to 136°C (275°F), this elevator meets stringent hygiene standards and is built for repetitive use in a professional clinical setting.
- Packaging: The product is supplied as a single instrument (1/Pk).
Intended Use
The
Molt #9 periosteal elevator
is primarily used in oral surgery to elevate and retract the mucoperiosteal flap after initial incisions, facilitating procedures such as tooth extractions, implant placements, and other periodontal surgeries where bone exposure is necessary.
