Osteotome Bone Pusher, Slightly Convex Tip, Straight, 3.7mm is used at the end of a bone-spreading sequence, after the tapered osteotomes have already opened and laterally condensed the implant site.
The tip carries only a slight convex profile, deliberately blunter than the more pronounced convex and concave tips used for the earlier condensing and elevating steps. Its job is not to expand or shape the osteotomy further, but to complete final compaction of the site walls and firmly seat any grafted bone particulate against them, leaving a stable, well-packed site ready for the implant itself.
At 3.7mm, this is the mid-range diameter in the bone pusher range, sized to match and finish the site opened by the same diameter tapered osteotome earlier in the sequence. The straight shaft keeps the handle in-line with the tip for direct control, suited to anterior sites and posterior sites with sufficient straight-line access. Depth markings at 7, 10, 13, 15, and 18mm allow a final visual depth check immediately before implant placement.
Periodontists, oral and maxillofacial surgeons, and general dentists placing their own implants use this instrument as the closing step of a bone-spreading protocol, once ridge expansion and bone condensation are already finished and the site is ready to receive the implant itself, whether that protocol also involved introducing particulate bone graft into the osteotomy or not. Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, fully autoclavable.
Product Features
- 3.7mm slightly convex tip, mid-range diameter in the bone pusher range
- Straight, fixed handle for in-line control during final-stage compaction
- Blunter finishing profile completes site compaction after tapered osteotomes
- Seats grafted bone particulate firmly against the osteotomy walls before implant placement
- Depth markings at 7, 10, 13, 15, and 18mm for a final visual depth check
- Surgical-grade stainless steel, corrosion resistant, fully autoclavable
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