GDC Benque Periosteal Elevator PBQ

GDC Benque Periosteal Elevator PBQ

For reflecting and retracting the mucoperiosteum after incisions of the gingival tissue.

Periosteal Elevator is an oral instrument commonly used to retract soft tissue in dental procedures. It has a sharp, pointed, narrow end that is used to begin the process of lifting the mucoperiosteum and a slightly wider, more rounded end that completes the tissue removal enough for bone exposure. Both tips are thin and slightly curved. The #9 Molt periosteal elevator is one of the most commonly used instruments in oral surgery.

Direction to use :-

• Preparation: Ensure the patient is appropriately anesthetized, and the surgical site is accessible and visible.
• Select the Instrument: Choose the GDC Periosteal Elevator Benque – 6 (Pbq1) based on the procedure and patient anatomy.
• Hold the Elevator: Grasp the ergonomic handle of the periosteal elevator with a comfortable yet firm grip.
• Identify the Target Area: Locate the area where periosteal elevation is required for the planned dental procedure.
• Insertion: Gently insert the thin, tapered end of the elevator beneath the gingival tissue and onto the bone surface.
• Pushing Action: Apply a controlled pushing action along the longitudinal axis of the bone to separate the periosteum from the underlying bone.
• Work in Sections: Systematically elevate the periosteum in sections, moving along the bone’s surface as needed for the specific procedure.
• Coordinate with Surgical Team: If part of a larger surgical procedure, coordinate movements with other instruments and surgical team members for optimal efficiency.
• Inspect and Adjust: Periodically inspect the surgical site to ensure proper periosteal elevation. Make adjustments to the technique as required.
• Complete the Elevation: Continue the periosteal elevation until the desired exposure of the underlying bone is achieved, facilitating subsequent dental procedures.
• Exercise Caution: Avoid excessive force and unnecessary manipulation, ensuring atraumatic tissue handling and patient comfort.
• Post-Procedure Care: Follow appropriate post-operative care protocols and proceed with the planned dental procedure.

Warranty :- 6 months against rust