The Dental Bone File 20 cm is a reusable oral surgery instrument designed for cutting, smoothing, cleaning, and shaping dental bone during dental clinical procedures. It is commonly used for filing and smoothing alveolar bone after extraction, bone trimming, or other oral surgical procedures.
Key Features
Double-Ended Design Available in two specifications to support different clinical needs: round/round and round/long working ends.
Designed for Bone Smoothing Used for cutting, filing, smoothing, cleaning, and shaping alveolar bone during dental and oral surgery procedures.
High-Quality Stainless Steel Made from uncoated premium stainless steel for durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term clinical use.
Heat-Treated for Better Hardness The instrument is heat-treated to provide good hardness and stable working performance.
Integrated Head and Handle Connection The connection between the working head and handle is firmly integrated, with no obvious electroplating marks.
Comfortable Ergonomic Handle Designed for comfortable hand grip and stable control during operation.
Reusable and Sterilizable Can be cleaned, disinfected, sterilized under high temperature and pressure, and reused according to clinical protocols.
Specifications
Item
Specification
Product Name
Dental Bone File / Dental Bone Rasp
Length
20 cm
Type
Double-ended round/round, double-ended round/long
Material
Uncoated premium stainless steel
Application
Cutting, smoothing, cleaning, and shaping dental bone
Intended Use
For filing and smoothing alveolar bone during dental clinical procedures
Sterilization
High-temperature and high-pressure sterilization
Reusability
Reusable after proper cleaning and sterilization
Applications
The Dental Bone File can be used for:
Alveolar bone smoothing
Bone cutting and shaping
Bone surface cleaning
Bone contour adjustment
Post-extraction bone trimming
Oral surgery procedures
Dental implant-related bone preparation
General dental surgical procedures
Precautions
This product is for professional dental use only.
Inspect the instrument before use. Do not use it if it is damaged, deformed, corroded, or defective.
Clean, disinfect, and dry the instrument immediately after use.
Avoid collision with other metal instruments during cleaning or sterilization.
Store the instrument in a dry and clean environment.
Follow the clinic or hospital's sterilization protocol before reuse.
