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Principle of use of elevator
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Characteristics of elevator
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✅periostealelevators.
a Seldin. b Freer. c No. 9 Molt
🔘This instrument has many different types of end
The most commonly used periosteal eleva
tor in intraoral surgery is the no. 9 Molt, which has
two different ends: a pointed end, used for elevating
the interdental papillae of the gingiva, and a broad
end, which facilitates elevating the mucoperiosteum
from the bone. The Freer elevator is used for reflecting
the gingiva surrounding the tooth before extraction.
✅This instrument is considered suitable, compared to
standard elevators, because it is easy to use and has
thin anatomic ends.
✅The elevator may also be used for holding the flap
after reflecting, facilitating manipulations during the
surgical procedure.
✅The Seldin elevator is considered
most suitable for this purpose.
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⚫️🔴Hemostats:
The hemostats used in oral surgery are either straight
or curved.
✅The most commonly used hemostat is the curved mosquito type or micro-Halsted hemostat, which has relatively small and narrow beaks so that they may grasp the vessel and stop bleeding.
✅Hemostats may also be used for firmly holding soft tissue, facilitating manipulations for its removal.
