Core Product Information

The Bone Meal Collector is a specialized instrument used in dental implant and bone augmentation surgeries for collecting, grinding, and storing autologous bone powder. It efficiently obtains bone powder for bone grafting by cutting bone tissue with a drill and using a stop ring to control the depth. It is a core tool in bone augmentation surgeries such as GBR.

Features and Advantages

Integrated Bone Powder Grinding and Collection

The drill can cut bone tissue during cavity preparation or bone trimming. Bone powder is collected in the powder storage chamber of the drill body, allowing for autologous bone powder acquisition without additional operations, resulting in excellent osteogenesis.

Precise Depth Control with Stop Ring, Safe and Reliable

The included Depth Stop ring can be fitted onto the drill body to select the bone harvesting depth (1-5mm multiple settings), avoiding bone penetration while ensuring a stable and controllable amount of bone powder collected.

DLC Coating Treatment, Easy to Clean and Corrosion Resistant

The drill body uses a DLC (diamond-like carbon) coating, with a smooth surface that is easy to clean post-operatively. It also has good biocompatibility and corrosion resistance, supports repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, and has a long service life.

Multiple Sizes to Meet Diverse Surgical Needs

Available in four diameter sizes: Ø3.5, Ø4.0, Ø4.5, and Ø5.0, adaptable to different bone volume requirements and implant diameters, offering strong versatility.

Application scenarios

Bone Augmentation Surgery: Collects autologous bone powder during implant preparation and ridge trimming for guided bone regeneration (GBR) and bone defect filling, reducing the use of allogeneic bone materials.

Immediate Implant Restoration: Collects bone powder during extraction socket preparation or immediate implantation to fill the bone gaps around the implant, improving osseointegration.

Bone Trimming and Tip Removal: Collects bone powder while shaping the ridge and removing bone tips, maximizing surgical efficiency.

Bone Powder Preservation and Processing: A stop ring assists in collecting and preserving bone powder, preventing loss and ensuring complete collection during surgery for subsequent transplantation.