Periosteal Elevator #9A

Description

Periosteal Elevator #9A

The 9A periosteal elevator, listed as #9A, comes from the implant and membrane surgical kit section of our supplier catalogue. We sell it here as a single instrument for flap reflection. Our quality team in the United States inspects each piece before release.

How the 9A Periosteal Elevator Relates to the #9

Numbering hints at a family link. The familiar #9 pattern is double-ended, with a pointed end and a broader end. The catalogue, however, gives no written description of the #9A beyond its name. So please study the photo to compare its working ends with any #9 you already own.

Its Place in an Implant Kit

Implant and membrane cases need flaps raised cleanly and held open. Because the #9A was listed in a surgical kit, it fits naturally beside implant periosteals and membrane tools. In addition, buying it alone lets you replace a kit piece without reordering the whole set.

Working Along the Ridge

Begin at the incision and stay on bone. Then advance in short, deliberate strokes. Use a broader working end for wider areas if the pattern provides one. Finally, check that the flap is free along its full length before you place an implant or membrane.

Guarantee and Durability

The stainless steel tolerates repeated reprocessing. Moreover, the #9A periosteal elevator is covered for three years against manufacturing defects. If the tip or handle shows a production fault in that window, tell us.

The ASTM F899 specification describes the steel used for surgical tools like this one. Find companion instruments in Dental Implant Instruments. For broad reflection over a wide ridge, the Implant Periosteal Elevator, Wide Spoon pairs well. Additional answers are on our FAQs page.

This elevator is meant for trained dental and oral surgery professionals. It leaves our warehouse non-sterile; clean and sterilize it fully before clinical use, using the steps on our care and sterilization page. Our shipping and delivery page lists transit options.