Williger Periosteal Elevators

Williger periosteal elevators are a named instrument pattern for lifting periosteal tissue away from bone in professional oral surgery. Compare the working-end design and order by reference.

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Listed configuration $5.00

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Product code: DIS-VAR-0057
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Product Overview

About Williger Periosteal Elevators

The Williger is a named pattern of periosteal elevator, used in professional oral surgery to lift and separate the periosteum, the tissue covering the bone, away from the bone surface.

Why the reference matters

Williger elevators do not all share one working-end geometry. Several attributes describe the instrument, and each is independent of the others:

Working-end outline: the shape of the end that contacts the tissue.
Blade width: how wide that working end is.
Distal bend: a straight-bodied elevator can still have a bent tip.
Overall length: the size of the instrument as a whole.

Because of this, two elevators with the same name, or even the same length, are not necessarily the same instrument. When you replace a Williger elevator, match the reference and the working-end design together, not the name or length alone.

Periosteal elevator or root elevator?

A periosteal elevator lifts tissue away from bone. A root elevator is a different instrument, used to loosen teeth and roots. See our root elevators. Other periosteal elevator patterns also exist, and a pattern name identifies its design: it does not mean the working end matches that of another pattern.

Requesting a quote

Our Williger elevators are listed under four references: DIS-CAT-0573, DIS-CAT-0574, DIS-CAT-0575 and DIS-CAT-0576. Request a quote with the reference you need and the quantity. If you are replacing an instrument, include its reference to identify the configuration required.

Periosteal elevator types and selection

Reading the working end

A Williger periosteal elevator lifts the periosteum away from the bone surface, and the working end does that job. The photograph shows one Williger form, a single-ended elevator with a flat ribbed handle that gives a secure, easily recognised grip. It shows the pattern as a whole, not one particular reference.

Williger-pattern periosteal elevator with the flat working end at lower left and the ribbed handle at upper right — One Williger-pattern periosteal elevator, photographed diagonally
**Working end**
Lower left. This flat end contacts and lifts the tissue.
**Neck**
Centre. This part joins the working end to the handle.
**Ribbed handle**
Upper right. This is the flat, ribbed grip.

The four listed references

Each reference is ordered separately. The two 16 cm instruments have the same length but different catalogue references, 240 and 241. Quote the full DIS-CAT code when you choose between them.

Williger periosteal elevator references by overall length and catalogue reference
Reference	Overall length	Catalogue reference	Option name
DIS-CAT-0576	13 cm	Not listed	13 cm
DIS-CAT-0574	16 cm	240	16 cm — pattern 240
DIS-CAT-0575	16 cm	241	16 cm — pattern 241
DIS-CAT-0573	17 cm	Not listed	17 cm

Matching card for a replacement or reorder

The table above shows the references we list. The fields below are the details you send us, so we can confirm which reference matches the elevator you already use.

If you need to loosen a tooth or root rather than lift tissue, you need a root elevator, which is a different instrument family.

Reference
Give our DIS-CAT code, or the code marked on your current instrument and the catalogue it comes from.
Blade outline
Send a front-on photo of the working end that shows the shape of the tip clearly.
Blade width
Measure across the widest point of the working end and give the figure in millimetres.
Distal bend
Send a side-on photo that shows whether the tip bends away from the shaft, and in which direction.
Overall length
Measure from the tip to the end of the handle and give the figure in centimetres.
Quantity
State the number of pieces for each reference. For example, 4 of DIS-CAT-0574 and 2 of DIS-CAT-0575. This example is for illustration only. It is not a set or a stock figure.

Pattern and Size Selection

Available Options

Compare the product code and attributes before requesting a quote. Choose an exact option whenever you are matching an existing order.

4 options

Option	Product code	Attributes	Pricing	Request quote
13 cm	DIS-CAT-0576	Length: 13 cm	Listed configuration $5.00	Select for Quote
16 cm — pattern 240	DIS-CAT-0574	Length: 16 cm, Catalog Reference: 240	Listed configuration $5.00	Select for Quote
16 cm — pattern 241	DIS-CAT-0575	Length: 16 cm, Catalog Reference: 241	Listed configuration $5.00	Select for Quote
17 cm	DIS-CAT-0573	Length: 17 cm	Listed configuration $5.00	Select for Quote

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Procurement Documents and Order Details

What Can Be Confirmed Before You Order

We hold ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification. Request the certificate and its covered organization, site, scope and validity details before ordering. This management-system certification is not a blanket product or destination-market approval.

Manufacturing

Sialkot production workflow

Material selection, forming, heat treatment where required, grinding, finishing, inspection, marking, and export packing.

Material

Grade confirmed by SKU

Material and applicable steel grade are confirmed against the quoted pattern instead of applying one grade to every instrument family.

MOQ

Order-type minimums

Samples: 1-3 pieces per pattern; standard product orders: confirmed with your quote; mixed wholesale: 25 instruments (mixed patterns); OEM: 25 pieces per pattern.

Packaging

Protective and branded options

Individual pouches, procedure sets, cassettes, protective bulk cartons, product labels, and approved private-label packaging.

Export

Documented dispatch

Commercial invoice, packing list, protective outer packaging, and courier or freight tracking appropriate to the order.

Product FAQ

Williger Periosteal Elevators Questions

What distinguishes a Williger periosteal elevator from a root elevator?

Williger is a periosteal-elevator pattern for lifting or separating periosteal tissue from bone, while a root elevator belongs to tooth or root loosening. The shared word elevator does not make the instruments equivalent: the tissue task and the working-end form identify the instrument family.

Can a Williger instrument have a straight body and a bent working end?

Yes. Body or shaft curvature and distal working-end curvature describe different parts of the instrument, so a comparatively straight body can coexist with a bent end. This Williger form has a bent working end and a flat ribbed handle.

Is overall length enough to compare two Williger elevators?

No. Overall length measures the whole instrument, while working-end width, outline and distal bend describe the part used for tissue elevation. Williger ranges can differ in those end features, so compare the working-end description and reference alongside the length when you match models.

What handle form does this Williger elevator have?

This form has a flat ribbed handle. Handle shape is useful for identifying an instrument, but it is separate from the blade outline and the end width, so match the working end as well as the grip form when you compare it with an existing Williger instrument.

How does the Williger shown here differ from a double-ended Freer elevator?

The Williger shown has one bent working end and a flat ribbed handle, while a Freer elevator places a working tip at each end of one handle. Single-ended and double-ended construction are different periosteal-elevator formats, so identify which one you need when you match a pattern.

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