2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal

The 2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal is a specialized dental oral surgery hand instrument designed to assist clinicians with controlled periosteal elevation and soft-tissue reflection during appropriate surgical procedures. Its modified Woodson-style design provides a working end intended for careful manipulation of soft tissue and periosteal tissue. Periosteal elevators are commonly used during oral surgical procedures to separate and reflect soft tissue from underlying bone, helping provide access to the surgical site. The Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal can be incorporated into procedures where controlled tissue reflection and surgical access are required. The instrument can complement other oral surgery instruments such as scalpel handles, surgical elevators, tissue retractors, bone curettes, surgical suction instruments, tissue forceps, hemostats, and surgical scissors . Instrument selection should be based on the specific procedure, anatomy, and clinician’s established surgical technique. The 2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal is suitable for professional applications in oral surgery, periodontics, implant dentistry, dental surgery, and dental education . It can be included in oral surgery trays, periodontal instrument sets, implant surgery setups, dental clinics, and clinical training environments. Exact working-end dimensions, blade geometry, handle configuration, material, and finish may vary according to the manufacturer and specific product version. Verify the physical product specifications before publishing fixed technical measurements or manufacturer-specific claims. When supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it should be cleaned, disinfected, sterilized, inspected, and maintained according to the manufacturer’s validated instructions and applicable infection-control protocols. Key Features 2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal Professional oral surgery instrument Modified Woodson-style design Designed for controlled periosteal elevation Useful for soft-tissue reflection Supports surgical site access Suitable for oral surgery procedures Useful in periodontal procedures Suitable for implant surgery setups Precision hand-held design Reusable when applicable Product Specifications Specification Details Product Type Periosteal Elevator Pattern/Size #2 Design Hourigan-Modified Woodson Primary Use Periosteal Elevation Functions Tissue Reflection & Surgical Access Specialty Oral Surgery, Periodontics & Implant Dentistry Instrument Type Surgical Hand Instrument Working End Periosteal Elevator Application Soft-Tissue & Periosteal Manipulation Handle Model Dependent Sterilization According to Manufacturer Instructions Reusability Reusable when applicable Product Contents 1 × #2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal Applications Periosteal elevation Soft-tissue reflection Oral surgery Periodontal surgery Implant surgery Dental surgical procedures Surgical site exposure Bone access procedures Oral surgery instrument setups Dental education and clinical training FAQs 1. What is the 2 Hourigan-Modified Woodson Periosteal? It is a specialized periosteal elevator designed for controlled soft-tissue and periosteal manipulation during appropriate dental surgical procedures. 2. What is a periosteal elevator used for? It is used to assist with elevation and reflection of periosteal and soft tissue from underlying bone during surgery. 3. What does Hourigan-Modified Woodson mean? It identifies the specific modified Woodson-style pattern of the instrument. 4. Can it be used in implant dentistry? Yes. It can be incorporated into appropriate implant surgery setups where controlled tissue reflection is required. 5. What instruments can complement it? It can be used alongside scalpel handles, retractors, surgical curettes, tissue forceps, hemostats, and surgical scissors . 6. Is the instrument reusable? When supplied as a reusable instrument, it should be cleaned, disinfected, sterilized, and maintained according to the manufacturer’s instructions. 7. Who should use this instrument? It is intended for qualified dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, implant surgeons, and appropriately trained surgical professionals.