Core Product Information

The Bone Graft Collector is a specialized instrument used in dental implant and bone augmentation surgeries to extract sheet-like autologous bone. It precisely obtains bone fragments of specified thickness and diameter for procedures such as bone defect repair and guided bone regeneration (GBR), making it a core tool for obtaining autologous bone graft materials.

Features and Advantages

Precise Bone Fragment Extraction, Controllable Specifications

It can extract sheet-like bone of different diameters (Ø8.0/9.0/10.0mm) and thicknesses (1.5/2.0/2.35mm) according to surgical needs. The bone fragments are uniform in size and can be directly used for bone defect repair without additional shaping, resulting in stable osteogenesis.

Depth Scale Design, Safe and Controllable Operation

The drill body features clear depth scales (0-12mm), allowing precise control of the cutting depth to avoid damage to underlying anatomical structures while ensuring that the bone fragment thickness and size conform to the surgical design.

Sharp and durable cutting edge, highly efficient cutting.

Made of high-strength medical-grade stainless steel, the blade is sharp, offering low resistance when cutting bone tissue. The bone fragments have clean edges, are not easily broken, and can withstand repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, resulting in a long service life.

Multiple sizes available to suit different bone defects.

Offering a variety of diameter, thickness, and depth combinations, it can be selected according to the size, location, and bone volume requirements of the bone defect, providing strong versatility and reducing surgical instrument configuration costs.

Application Scenarios

Bone augmentation surgery: Extracting autologous bone fragments from the maxillary tuberosity, chin, alveolar ridge crest, etc., for guided bone regeneration (GBR), horizontal/vertical bone augmentation, and repairing bone defects.

Pre-implantation bone bed preparation: Obtaining bone fragments to elevate the bone ridge, creating ideal bone bed conditions for implant placement.

Immediate implant restoration: Repairing bone defects in extraction sockets, using autologous bone fragments to fill bone gaps and improve osseointegration.

Repair of complex bone defects: For large or irregular bone defects, multiple bone pieces can be combined for transplantation, which simplifies the surgical procedure and improves the repair effect.