Description

Bone Injector – Precision Tool for Bone Grafting

A Bone Injector is a medical instrument used to deliver bone graft materials, substitutes, or therapeutic agents directly into bone cavities, fractures, or defect sites. It is widely used in orthopedic surgery, dental implantology, and spinal fusion, where controlled and accurate graft placement is essential for healing and regeneration.

Unlike traditional methods, bone injectors provide minimally invasive delivery, which helps reduce surgical trauma, shorten recovery time, and improve overall outcomes. Surgeons rely on this tool to place grafts precisely where they are needed, ensuring better integration with the body’s natural bone structure.

Features of a Bone Injector

• Accurate placement of graft materials for optimal bone repair

• Ergonomic design for steady control during surgery

• Minimally invasive delivery to reduce recovery time

• Compatible with both reusable and disposable cartridges

• Suitable for orthopedic, spinal, and dental procedures

• Advanced models designed for use with robotic systems

Applications

Orthopedic Surgery

Bone injectors are used to treat fractures and bone defects. In spinal fusion, they allow surgeons to place graft materials between vertebrae with high precision, supporting bone stability and healing.

Dental Surgery

In dentistry, bone injectors play a vital role in bone grafting before implant placement. They restore jawbone density by delivering grafts to areas with insufficient bone, creating a strong foundation for implants.

Spinal Procedures

Spinal surgeries often require accurate graft delivery. Bone injectors provide a controlled method to enhance fusion and long-term stability of the spine.

Benefits

• Promotes natural bone regeneration and healing

• Improves implant success rates in dentistry

• Lowers risk of surgical complications

• Enhances precision in orthopedic and spinal surgery

• Supports faster patient recovery through minimally invasive use