Kramer Nevins Bone Chisel #55

Clinical Overview

The Kramer Nevins Bone Chisel #55 is a surgical instrument specifically designed for use in oral and maxillofacial procedures. It is utilized for contiguous bone graft procedures, aiding in the compaction of bony walls post-grafting, and is effective in the removal of exostosis and tori.

Key Benefits

• Versatile use: Suitable for various bone grafting procedures.
• Efficient compaction: Facilitates the compaction of bony walls after grafting.
• Exostosis and tori removal: Effective in the removal of unwanted bone growths.
• Precision design: Engineered for accuracy in surgical applications.
• Durable construction: Made from high-quality materials for longevity.

Kit Contents

• Refer to packaging for exact contents and sizes.

Working & Setting Times

• Working: Designed for immediate use during surgical procedures.
• Setting: Not applicable.

Indications

• Contiguous bone graft procedures.
• Compaction of bony walls after bone grafting.
• Removal of exostosis.
• Removal of tori.

Instructions for Use

1. Prepare the surgical site and ensure all necessary instruments are sterile.
2. Utilize the chisel to compact bony walls after placing the bone graft.
3. Employ the chisel for the removal of exostosis or tori as needed.
4. Follow standard surgical protocols for post-operative care.

Summary

The Kramer Nevins Bone Chisel #55 is an essential tool for dental professionals engaged in bone grafting and oral surgery. Its design supports efficient compaction of bone and removal of excess growths, making it a valuable addition to surgical instrument sets.