CONODENT Molt Periosteal Elevator – Hollow Handle | CDT-D-608-H

Description

CONODENT Molt Periosteal Elevator – Hollow Handle | CDT-D-608-H

The CONODENT Molt Periosteal Elevator with Hollow Handle (CDT-D-608-H) is a premium surgical instrument designed for the effortless reflection and retraction of mucoperiosteal flaps. By combining the classic, trusted Molt tip geometry with an advanced lightweight handle, this instrument provides clinicians with the perfect balance of strength, maneuverability, and ergonomic comfort.

Key Product Features

Instrument Name: Molt Periosteal Elevator (Hollow Handle)

Product Code: CDT-D-608-H

Lightweight Hollow Handle: Specifically engineered to reduce hand and wrist fatigue during long surgical procedures while enhancing tactile sensitivity.

Double-Ended Precision: * Small Spade End: Sharp and precise for the initial detachment of the gingival papilla and periodontal ligament.

Large Paddle End: Broad and rounded for the atraumatic elevation and retraction of full-thickness flaps.

High-Quality Finish: Smoothly polished tips ensure minimal tissue trauma and easy cleaning.

Manufacturing & Quality Standards

All CONODENT instruments are manufactured by Medical Supplier in Oman, a premier facility dedicated to surgical excellence. The CDT-D-608-H is produced under the following stringent guidelines:

Global Compliance: Manufactured in adherence to GCC and European standards, ensuring the highest level of clinical performance.

Certified Quality: Produced in an ISO 13485:2016 certified facility, guaranteeing rigorous quality control for every medical device.

Premium Material: Crafted from high-quality, imported medical-grade stainless steel, offering exceptional resistance to corrosion and repeated sterilization cycles.

Clinical Advantage

The CDT-D-608-H is an indispensable tool for oral surgeons and implantologists. Its lightweight design allows for more nuanced control during delicate flap management, making it ideal for procedures such as dental implant surgery, complex extractions, and periodontal bone grafting.