
Dental Instruments Bone Scraper with Reservoir – Curved 155mm
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The Dental Instruments Bone Scraper with Reservoir – Curved 155mm is a specialized dental surgical instrument designed for controlled harvesting and collection of autogenous bone material during implant dentistry, bone augmentation, periodontal surgery, and selected oral surgical procedures. Its curved configuration provides practical access to surgical areas while the integrated reservoir helps retain collected bone material during the scraping process.
Bone scrapers are used in dental surgery to collect autogenous bone particles from suitable donor sites. The collected material may be used according to the clinician's established bone grafting protocol when clinically indicated. Compared with instruments intended only for transferring prepared graft material, a bone scraper is specifically designed to assist with the mechanical collection of bone during an appropriate surgical technique.
The 155 mm overall length provides an extended working format that can help the clinician access areas of the oral cavity while maintaining a controlled hand position. The curved design is intended to facilitate access and instrument positioning around anatomical contours. Proper instrument selection remains dependent on the patient's anatomy, surgical site, donor location, and clinician's preferred technique.
An important feature of this model is its integrated reservoir. During bone scraping, the reservoir provides a designated area for collecting harvested bone particles, helping keep the material together rather than allowing it to disperse across the surgical field. This can support a more organized bone harvesting workflow and simplify subsequent handling of the collected material.
The Curved Dental Bone Scraper can be incorporated into dental implant and bone augmentation instrument sets alongside bone collectors, bone mills, bone crackers, bone carriers, curettes, osteotomes, and other surgical instruments. A clinician may use the scraper to collect bone and subsequently prepare or transfer the harvested material using appropriate graft-processing and placement instruments.
The instrument is designed for professional dental surgical use and should provide controlled handling during bone harvesting. The working edge should be maintained in appropriate condition to support the intended function. Before each procedure, the instrument should be inspected for visible damage, deformation, corrosion, excessive wear, or other defects that could affect its performance.
Constructed for clinical use, the instrument should be maintained according to the manufacturer's specifications. Stainless steel is commonly used for dental surgical instruments because of its durability and resistance to corrosion, although the exact material grade for this product should be confirmed against the manufacturer's technical documentation.
After use, the bone scraper should be thoroughly cleaned according to the dental facility's validated instrument-reprocessing procedure. Bone particles can remain on the scraping surface and within the reservoir, so particular attention should be given to these areas during cleaning. The instrument should be rinsed, dried, and inspected before sterilization.
Sterilization should be performed using a validated method compatible with the instrument's construction and manufacturer's instructions. Proper cleaning and sterilization are essential for reusable surgical instruments and help maintain their performance throughout their intended service life.
The Dental Instruments Bone Scraper with Reservoir – Curved 155mm is a practical choice for dental professionals requiring dedicated instrumentation for autogenous bone collection. Its curved 155 mm design, integrated reservoir, and specialized scraping function make it a useful addition to dental implantology, bone grafting, periodontal, and oral surgery instrument collections.
Key Features
- Curved dental bone scraper with integrated reservoir
- Overall length: 155 mm
- Designed for controlled autogenous bone harvesting
- Reservoir helps retain collected bone particles
- Suitable for dental implant and bone augmentation procedures
- Useful for periodontal and oral surgical applications
- Curved design supports access around anatomical contours
- Designed for controlled surgical handling
- Suitable for professional dental instrument sets
- Practical complement to bone mills and bone carriers
- Working surface should be inspected before clinical use
- Suitable for validated cleaning and sterilization procedures
Product Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Dental Bone Scraper with Reservoir |
| Instrument Type | Bone Harvesting Instrument |
| Design | Curved |
| Overall Length | 155 mm |
| Reservoir | Integrated Bone Collection Reservoir |
| Primary Function | Autogenous Bone Scraping & Collection |
| Primary Application | Dental Implantology |
| Additional Applications | Bone Grafting, Periodontics, Oral Surgery |
| Material | Surgical Instrument Material* |
| Reusable | Subject to manufacturer instructions |
| Cleaning | Follow validated clinical reprocessing protocol |
| Sterilization | Follow manufacturer-approved sterilization instructions |
| Intended Users | Dental Professionals |
*Confirm the exact material specification with the manufacturer's product documentation.
FAQs
What is a dental bone scraper used for?
A dental bone scraper is used to collect autogenous bone particles from an appropriate donor site during selected dental implant, bone grafting, and oral surgical procedures.
What is the purpose of the reservoir on this bone scraper?
The integrated reservoir is designed to retain collected bone particles during scraping, helping keep the harvested material organized for subsequent handling according to the clinical protocol.
What is the length of this curved dental bone scraper?
The Dental Bone Scraper with Reservoir has an overall length of 155 mm.
Can this bone scraper be used for dental implant surgery?
Yes. Bone scrapers can be incorporated into selected implant surgery workflows where autogenous bone collection is clinically indicated.
What is autogenous bone harvesting?
Autogenous bone harvesting involves collecting bone from an appropriate donor site on the same patient for use in a grafting procedure when clinically indicated.
Is the curved design useful during bone harvesting?
The curved configuration can facilitate access and positioning around anatomical contours, although the appropriate instrument depends on the surgical site, anatomy, and clinician's technique.
How should a dental bone scraper be cleaned?
The scraping surface and reservoir should be thoroughly cleaned to remove bone particles and biological material. Cleaning, inspection, and sterilization should follow validated clinical procedures and manufacturer instructions.
Can this bone scraper be sterilized?
If supplied as a reusable surgical instrument, it should be sterilized using a validated method compatible with its material and manufacturer's instructions.
