Description
Quinn Periosteal Elevators
The Quinn periosteal elevator is a classic oral surgery pattern, listed in our supplier catalogue under periosteal elevators simply as Quinn. Its role is to separate the periosteum from bone so the clinician can raise a full thickness flap. Periodontists, oral surgeons and implant dentists all reach for it during routine flap work.
Lifting Tissue Without Shredding It
A good periosteal must stay on bone while it moves forward. Otherwise, the edge cuts into the flap and leaves a ragged margin. The Quinn pattern supports that bone contact, so the reflected tissue keeps its thickness and handles well at closure.
One Pattern on This Listing
This product is sold in a single version. Because the catalogue gives no measurements, please review the photos for the blade shape and handle. If you prefer a broader or narrower blade, compare it with the other periosteal elevators in our range.
Where the Quinn Earns Its Place
In periodontal surgery, it frees papillae and lifts flaps for access to roots. Meanwhile, in implant cases, it exposes the ridge before drilling. During surgical extractions, it also loosens the attached gingiva before luxation.
- Papilla and flap reflection in periodontal procedures
- Ridge exposure ahead of implant placement
- Releasing gingival attachment before an extraction
Inspection and Coverage
Before leaving the warehouse, each Quinn elevator is reviewed in the United States for edge quality and finish. If a flaw in workmanship appears, it falls under our warranty of three years against manufacturing defects. Because the elevator ships non-sterile, clean and sterilize it before it reaches a patient.
The stainless steel conforms to ASTM F899. Visit our maxillofacial surgery instruments, steady the edge for suturing using Adson 1×2 Tissue Forceps, or check our FAQs.
Professional instrument for trained clinical teams. Every order follows our delivery terms, and reuse should follow our sterilization advice.
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