Periosteal Elevators for Surgical Access

Creating a surgical approach begins with a controlled incision and careful elevation of the mucoperiosteal flap. Working-end shape and handle selection affect access, pressure distribution and the surgeon’s ability to remain in the intended tissue plane.

Key HDY models

• BY03G Buser Periosteal — metal-handle configuration for controlled flap reflection.
• BG08G #8 Periosteal — double-ended metal-handle design.
• BG09G Tension-Free Periosteal — intended for controlled tissue release.
• BG14G #14 Periosteal — broader working-end option.
• BX02G–BX05G — microsurgical periosteal designs for refined access.

Surgical Curettes in Multiple Working-End Sizes

The HDY surgical curette range includes multiple diameters plus toothed and non-toothed options for removal of granulation tissue, infected tissue and debris where clinically indicated.

Model range

• WS20G, WS25G, WS28G and WS35G — 2.0, 2.5, 2.8 and 3.5 mm metal-handle curettes.
• WS20CG, WS25CG and WS28CG — toothed curette configurations.
• ZG4G, ZG5G and ZG6G — bone curette or scraper configurations.

Select the working-end diameter according to the surgical site, visibility and surrounding anatomy. More active toothed designs should be reserved for procedures in which their engagement is appropriate.

Maintain a Clear Surgical Field

A retractor should improve access and help protect the surgical field without applying excessive or prolonged pressure to soft tissue.

LG02 Minnesota Retractor

The LG02 is designed for cheek, lip and flap retraction during oral surgical procedures, supporting access to lateral and posterior working areas.

LG07 Retractor Pair

The LG07 is supplied as a pair and can support symmetrical or procedure-specific tissue retraction.

• Position the retractor under direct visualization.
• Apply stable and even traction.
• Avoid trapping tissue against teeth or other instruments.
• Coordinate retraction with the selected dental aspirator.

Dental Surgical Instruments and OEM Solutions

• Broad oral surgical instrument portfolio
• Conventional and microsurgical working-end designs
• Stainless-steel reusable instrument configurations
• Metal, B-K and application-specific handle options
• Manufacturing workflow covering machining, heat treatment and finishing
• OEM and ODM dental instrument services

Cleaning, Inspection and Sterilization

• Prevent blood and tissue from drying on instruments after use.
• Clean hinges, serrations, cutting edges and fine working ends carefully.
• Inspect for corrosion, cracks, deformation and loss of sharpness.
• Protect microsurgical tips during transport and reprocessing.
• Use sterilization parameters specified for the individual product.
• Store processed instruments in an appropriate dental cassette or validated packaging system.