‘What is it?' A double ended instrument very handy for using when doing grafting procedures
'What does it do?' The one end has a spoon like instrument so that you can scoop up the grafting material and place directly onto the graft site. The other end has a packer type instrument which is useful for packing the graft material into place.
'Why do I need them?' It reduces the number of instruments required when doing a grafting procedure saving you space & time
‘What is it?' An instrument useful when doing surgical procedures.
'What does it do?' Insert Periosteal elevator as far as possible under the soft tissue to relieve periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down movements. Use carefully to prevent causing damage to the soft tissue
'Why do I need them?' They help to relieve soft tissue when raising a flap & prevent excessive trauma to the soft tissue & surrounding area you are working on.
DO NOT USE PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR TO REMOVE TOOTH.
The Periosteal elevators are provided non-sterile.
All instruments must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
‘What is it?' An instrument useful when doing surgical procedures.
'What does it do?' Insert Periosteal elevator as far as possible under the soft tissue to relieve periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down movements. Use carefully to prevent causing damage to the soft tissue
'Why do I need them?' They help to relieve soft tissue when raising a flap & prevent excessive trauma to the soft tissue & surrounding area you are working on.
DO NOT USE PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR TO REMOVE TOOTH.
The Periosteal elevators are provided non-sterile.
All instruments must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
‘What is it?' An instrument useful when doing surgical procedures.
'What does it do?' Insert Periosteal elevator as far as possible under the soft tissue to relieve periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down movements. Use carefully to prevent causing damage to the soft tissue
'Why do I need them?' They help to relieve soft tissue when raising a flap & prevent excessive trauma to the soft tissue & surrounding area you are working on.
DO NOT USE PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR TO REMOVE TOOTH.
The Periosteal elevators are provided non-sterile.
All instruments must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
‘What is it?' An instrument useful when doing surgical procedures.
'What does it do?' Insert Periosteal elevator as far as possible under the soft tissue to relieve periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down movements. Use carefully to prevent causing damage to the soft tissue
'Why do I need them?' They help to relieve soft tissue when raising a flap & prevent excessive trauma to the soft tissue & surrounding area you are working on.
DO NOT USE PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR TO REMOVE TOOTH.
The Periosteal elevators are provided non-sterile.
All instruments must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
‘What is it?' An instrument useful when doing surgical procedures.
'What does it do?' Insert Periosteal elevator as far as possible under the soft tissue to relieve periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down movements. Use carefully to prevent causing damage to the soft tissue
'Why do I need them?' They help to relieve soft tissue when raising a flap & prevent excessive trauma to the soft tissue & surrounding area you are working on.
DO NOT USE PERIOSTEAL ELEVATOR TO REMOVE TOOTH.
The Periosteal elevators are provided non-sterile.
All instruments must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
What is it?
A set of instruments useful for the removal of teeth & roots
What does it do?
Insert Periotome as far as possible into the periodontal space applying enough pressure to sever the
periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down
movements while GENTLY moving the blade around the root. Extract the tooth carefully to avoid
damaging the facial cortical plate.
Why do I need them?
They can help preserve the buccal plate which is required for further implant treatments
Further information
The OTA400 Periotomes come in four different blade configurations. We refer to them by Catalog
numbers, Gray-OTA302, Green-OTA350, Blue-OTA301 or Gold-OTA303.
The OTA300 set of 3 consists of a Gray, Blue and Gold Periotomes. The OTA400 set of 4 consists of a
Gray, Green, Blue and Gold.
The apical end of the Periotomes can be used for tapping.
DO NOT USE PERIOTOMES TO REMOVE TOOTH. This will cause the blade to BREAK!
Yellow and Blue Periotomes are indicated for buccal and lingual side of tooth
Gray and Green are indicated for the mesial and distal side of tooth.
The Periotomes are provided non-sterile.
All Periotomes must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
Periotomes are intended for single use only however, they generally last between 15 and 20
extractions before breaking.
'What is it?' A instrument useful to aid the removal of teeth & roots
'What does it do?' Insert Periotome as far as possible into the periodontal space applying enough pressure to sever the
periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down
movements while GENTLY moving the blade around the root. Extract the tooth carefully to avoid
damaging the facial cortical plate.
'Why do I need them?' They can help preserve the buccal plate which is required for further implant treatments
The apical end of the Periotomes can be used for tapping.
DO NOT USE PERIOTOMES TO REMOVE TOOTH. This will cause the blade to BREAK!
The Periotomes are provided non-sterile.
All Periotomes must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
Periotomes are intended for single use only however, they generally last between 15 and 20
extractions before breaking.
‘What is it?' A instrument useful to aid the removal of teeth & roots
'What does it do?' Insert Periotome as far as possible into the periodontal space applying enough pressure to sever the
periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down
movements while GENTLY moving the blade around the root. Extract the tooth carefully to avoid
damaging the facial cortical plate.
'Why do I need them?' They can help preserve the buccal plate which is required for further implant treatments
The apical end of the Periotomes can be used for tapping.
DO NOT USE PERIOTOMES TO REMOVE TOOTH. This will cause the blade to BREAK!
The Periotomes are provided non-sterile.
All Periotomes must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
Periotomes are intended for single use only however, they generally last between 15 and 20
extractions before breaking.
‘What is it?' A instrument useful to aid the removal of teeth & roots
'What does it do?' Insert Periotome as far as possible into the periodontal space applying enough pressure to sever the
periodontal ligaments. Separate the periodontal fibers along the surface of the root using up and down
movements while GENTLY moving the blade around the root. Extract the tooth carefully to avoid
damaging the facial cortical plate.
'Why do I need them?' They can help preserve the buccal plate which is required for further implant treatments
The apical end of the Periotomes can be used for tapping.
DO NOT USE PERIOTOMES TO REMOVE TOOTH. This will cause the blade to BREAK!
The Periotomes are provided non-sterile.
All Periotomes must be sterilized prior to clinical use using standard autoclave procedures.
Periotomes are intended for single use only however, they generally last between 15 and 20
extractions before breaking.
