Core Product Information

The Spring Bone Meal Collector is a specialized autologous bone powder collection tool with depth control for dental implant and bone augmentation surgeries. It uses a spring-loaded stop mechanism to precisely control the cutting depth, simultaneously grinding and collecting bone powder during implant preparation or bone trimming. It is a highly efficient instrument for bone grafting and bone defect repair.

Features and Advantages

Spring-loaded stop mechanism for precise depth control: The spring-loaded stop mechanism allows for selection of the cutting depth as needed, avoiding drilling through the bone cortex while ensuring a stable and controllable amount of bone powder collected. No additional stop ring replacement is required, making operation more convenient.

Integrated bone powder grinding and collection: The drill cutting head efficiently grinds bone tissue, and the bone powder is collected in a dedicated powder storage chamber. Autologous bone powder can be obtained without additional operations, resulting in good biocompatibility and excellent osteogenic effects.

Easily removable structure for cleaning and disinfecting conveniently: It is easy to clean within the operation after surgery, so as to prevent spore infection from bone powder residue. The whole body is made of medical stainless steel, including the high-hardness and wear-resisting material, and the high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization is available for a repeated sterilization, so as to ensure a long working life.

Multiple Sizes to Meet Diverse Surgical Needs

Available in three diameters: Ø4.1, Ø5.1 and Ø6.1 to suit various bone harvesting needs and implant diameters.

Application Scenarios

Bone Augmentation Surgery: Autologous bone grafts are collected 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: Bone grafts are collected during extraction socket preparation or immediate implantation to fill the bone gaps around the implant, improving osseointegration.

Bone Trimming and Apex Removal: Bone grafts are collected simultaneously during ridge shaping and apex removal, maximizing surgical efficiency.

Precise Depth-Controlled Bone Graft Collection: For sites near anatomical structures such as the maxillary sinus and inferior alveolar nerve, spring-loaded stop mechanisms ensure safe operation while obtaining sufficient bone grafts.