Core Product Information

A tissue punch, also known as a tissue burr or circular cutter, is a specialized tool used in dental implantology, maxillofacial surgery, and periodontal surgery for precise circular harvesting of soft tissue. Composed of a series of hollow circular blades of varying diameters, it efficiently and cleanly harvests circular soft tissue flaps. Commonly used in implant placement, soft tissue transplantation, and gingival reconstruction surgery, it is a core instrument for obtaining standardized soft tissue grafts.

Features and Advantages

Full Size Range to Meet Diverse Needs

Offers a complete size range from Ø3.0mm to Ø10.0mm (3.0/3.5/4.0/5.0/6.0/7.0/8.0/9.0/10.0mm), allowing for precise selection based on surgical site, soft tissue thickness, and graft size.

Hollow Circular Cutting Design Ensures Integrity of Tissue Extraction

Utilizing a hollow cylindrical cutting edge, the cutting process involves a circular incision, allowing for the smooth extraction of soft tissue blocks, maintaining the viability and integrity of the soft tissue, avoiding tissue tearing, and improving the survival rate of soft tissue transplants.

Highly Efficient Cutting Ensures Precise and Labor-Saving Operation

The cutting edge is precision-ground, possessing both sharpness and durability. It offers low resistance and high efficiency when cutting tissue. The handle design provides a stable grip, facilitating precise drilling and cutting operations, minimizing damage to surrounding tissues.

Medical-Grade Materials Ensure Safe and Reliable Sterilization

Made entirely of high-strength medical-grade stainless steel, it possesses excellent biocompatibility and corrosion resistance, supporting repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, meeting the standards for multiple clinical uses.

Application Scenarios

Soft Tissue Transplantation/Skin Harvesting Surgery: Free soft tissue flaps are harvested from donor sites such as the palate and cheek for transplantation surgeries such as gingival recession coverage and soft tissue thickening in implant areas.

Peri-implant soft tissue shaping: During implant placement, a circumferential gingival incision, drilling, or trimming is performed to provide a suitable transgingival morphology for the implant and promote soft tissue healing.

Periodontal surgery: Removal of periodontal pockets, biopsy of pathological tissue samples, or gingival resection to assist in the treatment of periodontal disease.

Excision of small maxillofacial tumors: Circular excision of small benign soft tissue tumors; the incision is neat and facilitates suturing and healing.

Model fabrication/laboratory procedures: Precise drilling or trimming of soft tissue substitutes on implant models to facilitate the fabrication of restorations.