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SurgiWorld supplies surgical bone chisels to oral surgeons and general dentists across Canada.
What is in the range
The range includes Gardner chisels (3.0 mm to 4.3 mm), Chandler chisels (4.7 mm to 6.1 mm), Kramer-Nevins chisels (5.5 mm and 7.5 mm), Wakefield bi-bevel chisels (2.7 mm and 3 mm), a 36/37 back-action chisel (3.8 mm), plus Ochsenbein and Fedi periodontal chisels.
How to choose
Mono-bevel chisels shave and shape bone from one side, while bi-bevel chisels split teeth and sections. Choose blade width to suit the site.
Clinical use
Typical uses are alveoloplasty, bone sculpting, ridge widening, tooth sectioning and osseous recontouring.
All instruments are made from medical grade stainless steel and can be autoclaved between patients.
Related: Osteotomes, Bone Files and Surgical Curettes.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between mono-bevel and bi-bevel chisels?
A mono-bevel chisel has one cutting bevel and shaves bone from one side. A bi-bevel chisel has a bevel on both sides and is used to split teeth.
Are chisels used by hand or with a mallet?
Both methods are used, depending on the procedure and the surgeon’s preference.
