NES-3516

Fig.2
Continuing the Ochsenbin line, the NES-3516 (Fig.2) offers a second configuration within this periosteal elevator pattern, giving practitioners an alternative working-end profile for reflecting the periosteum during bone access procedures.
Having more than one figure available in a single pattern family matters because periosteal reflection needs vary by site and procedure. A shape that works cleanly on one anatomical area may not glide as smoothly in another, and Fig.2 offers that flexibility without switching to an entirely different elevator pattern.
Second configuration within the Ochsenbin elevator family
Designed for smooth, atraumatic periosteal reflection
Complements Fig.1 for broader anatomical coverage
Stainless steel construction, fully autoclavable
Among the maxillofacial surgery instruments that support surgical access, having both Ochsenbin figures on the tray gives practitioners a matched, familiar handling feel across a broader range of reflection tasks.
Built from surgical-grade stainless steel, this elevator withstands repeated sterilization and daily clinical use, keeping its working edge effective and precise over years of surgical practice.