P24G Periosteal, Short, Black Line

The P24G Periosteal, Short, Black Line is a precision dental surgical instrument designed for controlled periosteal elevation, tissue separation, mucoperiosteal flap reflection, and surgical access to bone . Its short configuration provides a compact working profile for procedures where close instrument control and precise access are important. Periosteal elevators are commonly used in dental, periodontal, implant, oral, and maxillofacial surgery to carefully separate periosteal tissue from the underlying bone. The P24G Periosteal is designed to support controlled tissue manipulation according to the clinician’s established surgical technique. Its short configuration can provide increased proximity to the working area and may be particularly useful where a compact instrument is preferred. The Black Line finish provides a distinctive dark, low-reflective surface that can help reduce distracting glare from operating lights. This feature can be beneficial during precision surgical procedures where visual concentration and clear identification of the working end are important. The contrasting appearance of a Black Line instrument can also assist with instrument identification within a surgical tray. The short design provides a more compact working arrangement than longer periosteal instruments. This can support controlled handling in confined oral surgical fields and allow the clinician to maintain close positioning of the hand relative to the operative area. Proper instrument selection should always be based on the surgical site, anatomy, access requirements, and clinician preference. The P24G Short Periosteal may be incorporated into a range of dental and oral procedures requiring controlled tissue reflection and bone exposure. Potential applications include dental implant surgery, periodontal procedures, oral surgery, alveolar bone procedures, and selected maxillofacial applications . The specific clinical use should be determined by a qualified dental or surgical professional. The working end is designed to provide controlled contact with the periosteal tissue and underlying bone. Proper technique allows the clinician to elevate and reflect tissue along the intended anatomical plane while maintaining appropriate control. Excessive force should be avoided, and the instrument should be used only for its intended surgical function. The instrument is intended for professional clinical environments and uses surgical-grade construction designed to support durability and dependable handling. The working end should maintain its intended geometry during appropriate use and reprocessing. Before each procedure, the P24G Periosteal, Short, Black Line should be inspected for deformation, bending, corrosion, surface damage, excessive wear, or any other condition that could affect performance. For reusable instruments, proper cleaning and sterilization are essential. Following use, the periosteal should be thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated according to validated procedures. Particular attention should be given to the working surface and any transitions where biological material may accumulate. The Black Line surface should also be maintained according to the manufacturer’s validated cleaning and reprocessing instructions. Abrasive cleaning methods or chemicals not approved for the instrument finish should be avoided, as inappropriate processing may affect the surface treatment. Before sterilization, the instrument should be inspected for cleanliness and structural integrity. Reusable versions should be sterilized according to validated manufacturer instructions and the healthcare facility’s approved sterilization protocol. Proper storage helps preserve the working end and Black Line surface while reducing the risk of mechanical damage. The P24G Periosteal, Short, Black Line combines a compact surgical configuration, controlled periosteal elevation capability, and low-reflective Black Line finish. It is a practical addition to professional dental, periodontal, implant, and oral surgical instrument sets requiring precise tissue manipulation and dependable surgical handling. Key Features P24G periosteal elevator pattern Short configuration for close and controlled surgical handling Black Line finish helps reduce distracting surface glare Designed for controlled periosteal elevation Supports mucoperiosteal flap reflection and tissue separation Suitable for dental implant and periodontal procedures Useful for oral and selected maxillofacial surgical applications Compact design supports access in confined oral surgical fields Precision working profile for controlled tissue manipulation Surgical-grade construction designed for durability Suitable for reusable processing when supplied as a reusable instrument Supports validated cleaning, inspection, and sterilization procedures Product Specifications Specification Details Product Name P24G Periosteal, Short, Black Line Instrument Type Periosteal Elevator Pattern P24G Configuration Short Finish Black Line Primary Function Periosteal Elevation Secondary Function Tissue Separation & Flap Reflection Primary Applications Dental, Periodontal, Implant & Oral Surgery Working Profile Precision Periosteal Working End Surface Characteristic Low-Reflective Black Finish Construction Surgical-Grade Instrument Material Reusable Yes, when supplied as a reusable instrument Sterilization Follow validated manufacturer and facility protocols Intended Users Qualified Dental & Surgical Professionals FAQs 1. What is a P24G Periosteal used for? The P24G Periosteal is designed for controlled elevation and separation of periosteal tissue during dental, periodontal, implant, and oral surgical procedures. 2. What is the benefit of the short design? The short configuration provides a compact working arrangement that can support close instrument control and access within confined oral surgical fields. 3. What is the Black Line finish? The Black Line finish is a dark, low-reflective surface designed to help reduce distracting glare from operating lights and provide clear instrument visibility. 4. Can the P24G Periosteal be used for dental implants? Yes. It may be included in dental implant procedures where controlled soft tissue and periosteal flap elevation is required. 5. Is the P24G Periosteal reusable? When supplied as a reusable instrument, it can be cleaned, inspected, sterilized, and reprocessed according to validated manufacturer and facility procedures. 6. How should a Black Line periosteal be cleaned? It should be cleaned using validated procedures and products approved for the instrument’s surface finish. Abrasive methods that could damage the coating should be avoided. 7. Who should use the P24G Periosteal? It is intended for qualified dental and surgical professionals trained in periosteal elevation and appropriate surgical instrument handling.