Bone Crusher for Autologous Bone Grafting in Oral Surgery

Description

Bone Crusher

The Bone Crusher is a surgical instrument used in oral, maxillofacial, and regenerative surgery to crush bone fragments into smaller, uniform particles. This process is essential for preparing autologous bone (from the patient) used as a bone graft in guided bone regeneration (GBR) procedures and dental implant placement.

Recommended use:

• Preparation of autologous bone grafts: Allows crushing bone fragments obtained from the patient during surgical procedures (such as osteotomies or extractions).
• Guided bone regeneration (GBR): Used to create small bone particles that can be mixed with biomaterials (such as membranes or bone substitutes) and placed into bone defects.
• Dental implant surgery: Facilitates the preparation of grafts to increase bone volume in areas with insufficient bone for implant placement.
• Maxillofacial and reconstructive surgeries: Useful for procedures requiring regeneration or reconstruction of larger bone structures.
• Treatment of bone defects: Ideal for repairing defects caused by periodontal disease, trauma, or surgical resections.

Features:

• Material: Stainless steel
• Autoclavable
• Uses a manual pressure or rotation system to reduce bone fragments into fine, homogeneous particles.
• Base outer diameter: 4.8 cm