The Max Plus Gorney Periosteal Elevator is a specialized surgical instrument used to lift, separate, and retract soft tissues from the underlying bone. Its slim and curved working end enables surgeons to perform delicate maneuvers during periodontal, maxillofacial, ENT, and cosmetic procedures.
Max Plus manufactures this instrument with the highest precision to meet the needs of modern surgical setups, ensuring efficiency, comfort, and optimal surgical outcomes.
 
🏥 Product Categories According to Surgical Procedures
 
The Gorney Elevator is a specialized tool in advanced surgical and periodontal care:
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (OMFS): Heavily utilized for surgical extractions, particularly of third molars (wisdom teeth), and for pre-prosthetic surgery.
 
Periodontics: Essential for raising fine surgical flaps for accessing root surfaces and treating bone defects.
 
Implantology: Used in bone augmentation and grafting procedures where meticulous tissue handling and bone exposure are paramount.
 
💡 How to Use (General Principle):
 
The Gorney Elevator is used to apply gentle, controlled force against the bone:
The clinician holds the instrument with a modified pen grip, establishing a stable fulcrum.
 
The rounded tip is inserted into the initial incision line and oriented with its convex surface pressed firmly against the bone.
 
Using smooth, controlled sweeping or push strokes against the bone, the surgeon gently lifts the mucoperiosteal tissue cleanly away from the underlying bone surface.
 
The fine tip allows the surgeon to work around bony prominences and deep contours with minimal risk of tissue perforation.