Bone Files Fig. 33

The Bone File Fig. 33 is a precision-crafted surgical instrument designed for the fine smoothing and contouring of bone during oral and maxillofacial procedures. It is ideal for reaching difficult areas and achieving refined bony surfaces, enhancing surgical accuracy and postoperative healing.

Key Features

• Double-Ended Design: Offers two working tips to address varying clinical needs with a single instrument.
• Fine Serrated Edges: Designed for controlled bone filing with minimal trauma to surrounding tissues.
• Durable Stainless Steel: Corrosion-resistant, ensuring repeated use and compatibility with all sterilization protocols.
• Comfortable Grip: Provides stability and tactile sensitivity for precise surgical control.

Technical Specifications

• Model: Fig. 33
• Catalog Code: 2004-33
• Length: Approximately 170–180mm
• Material: Surgical-grade stainless steel
• Working Ends: Serrated, curved and/or straight (depending on variant)

Clinical Applications

1. Bone Smoothing in Oral Surgery: Used to refine alveolar ridges after extractions or before prosthetic procedures.
2. Maxillofacial Contouring: Helps shape bony surfaces during facial reconstructive procedures.
3. Implantology and Periodontal Surgery: Provides precision in bone preparation and remodeling around surgical sites.

Bone File Fig. 33 is a trusted choice for clinicians seeking a fine-detail instrument capable of delivering consistent and accurate results across a variety of surgical procedures.