Molt periosteal elevator

The Molt Periosteal Elevator (LS1-358) is a double-ended oral surgery instrument carrying two distinctly sized working ends — a 6mm rounded spoon blade on one side and a 2.7mm narrow pointed blade on the opposite end. The central handle features a knurled cylindrical grip with closely spaced uniform ribbing running the full middle section. Both shanks angle away from the long axis to reach intraoral bone surfaces without obstruction. The entire instrument body uses solid stainless-steel construction from tip to tip.

The 6mm end presents a smooth concave spoon face for broad periosteal lifting along open ridge surfaces. The 2.7mm end narrows to a pointed tip suitable for tight interdental and furcation spaces. As a Molt Periosteal Elevator – Double Ended instrument, both working ends serve distinct steps within the same flap procedure, reducing instrument exchanges during surgery. The handle diameter suits a firm thumb-and-finger grip for controlled push and lateral force application. The stainless steel body tolerates repeated steam autoclave cycles without blade edge rollover or handle surface pitting.

Oral surgeons and periodontists use the Molt Periosteal Elevator during full-thickness mucoperiosteal flap reflection in tooth extraction, implant site preparation, and periodontal osseous surgery. The 6mm blade separates the periosteum from broad cortical surfaces across the mid-ridge, while the 2.7mm tip accesses the narrow papillary and interdental zones. Surgeons also apply this instrument during cyst enucleation and apicoectomy procedures requiring clean tissue separation at confined anatomical sites.

Clinicians looking to Buy Molt Periosteal Elevator Online find that Leader Surgical delivers this instrument with consistent blade dimensions and uniform shank angles across every unit. Oral surgery departments and private implantology practices stock it as a dual-function flap reflection instrument built to handle daily clinical workloads without blade deformation or handle wear.

How do I use the two different ends?
The instrument is double-ended for versatility:

• The Pointed/Narrow End: Used for the initial “prying” motion to release the tissue at the edges, such as the dental papilla between teeth.

The Broad/Spoon End: Used to continue the elevation of the flap across larger areas. Its rounded shape helps prevent tearing or perforating the soft tissue.