Allen Periosteal Elevator Posterior PPAELP

The Allen Periosteal Elevator Posterior PPAELP is a precision-engineered microsurgical instrument designed specifically for challenging posterior dental procedures. This specialized elevator excels in facilitating blunt dissection using the advanced tunnel technique, making complex interradicular work more accessible and efficient.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this posterior microsurgical elevator features strategically angled shanks that provide exceptional access to difficult-to-reach posterior areas. The unique blade design allows seamless insertion into the sulcus of posterior teeth, enabling precise tissue manipulation without compromising adjacent structures.

The instrument's thin, angulated working ends are specifically engineered to navigate tight posterior spaces where conventional elevators may struggle. This innovative design ensures optimal access for interradicular dissection while maintaining the delicate control required for microsurgical procedures.

Built for professional durability, the elevator features a large diameter Satin Steel handle that enhances comfort during extended procedures. The ergonomic design significantly reduces hand fatigue while providing superior tactile feedback and control. Each instrument is handcrafted using surgical grade stainless steel, ensuring exceptional longevity and complete corrosion resistance.

Key Features:

• Thin angulated working ends for posterior access
• Specialized design for tunnel technique procedures
• Large diameter Satin Steel handle for comfort
• Precision-angled shank for interradicular work
• Handcrafted surgical grade stainless steel construction

Key Specifications:

• Model: PPAELP (Posterior Periosteal Elevator)
• Material: Surgical grade stainless steel
• Handle: Large diameter Satin Steel finish
• Application: Posterior microsurgical procedures
• Technique: Tunnel technique blunt dissection

Packaging: Individual protective packaging with sterilization indicators and quality certification documentation.

FAQ:

Q: What is the tunnel technique application? A: The tunnel technique uses blunt dissection to create precise tissue pathways, and this elevator's angled design facilitates this advanced surgical approach.

Q: Why are thin working ends important? A: Thin angulated ends provide superior access to tight posterior spaces while maintaining the precision needed for delicate microsurgical work.

Q: What makes the Satin Steel handle special? A: The large diameter Satin Steel handle offers enhanced grip comfort, reduces hand fatigue, and provides better control during extended procedures.