Bone Rongeur

Description

Bone Rongeur The end-cutting rongeurs serve as indispensable instruments in oral and maxillofacial surgery, specifically designed for trimming and recontouring alveolar bone, as well as for the removal of gross tissue. With a slightly curved design and a length of 140 mm, these rongeurs offer precision and control for a range of surgical procedures.

Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, the end-cutting rongeurs undergo rigorous quality control measures to ensure optimal performance and durability. The rusting prevention procedure, passivation, enhances the instrument’s longevity by protecting it from corrosion and oxidation, while ultrasonic cleaning ensures thorough sanitation for safe clinical use.

Featuring a left-hand or right-hand orientation, these rongeurs offer versatility in surgical applications, allowing for comfortable handling and manipulation during procedures. The end-cutting mechanism enables efficient tissue removal with minimal trauma, promoting faster healing and better patient outcomes.

For added convenience, the end-cutting rongeurs are individually packed and undergo quality control testing to ensure adherence to strict performance standards. The instruments are lubricated for smooth operation and can be dull-polished upon request for enhanced aesthetics and ease of cleaning.

In addition to the standard 140 mm size, a mini version measuring 120 mm is available as the Mini Friedman bone rongeur, offering a compact alternative for delicate procedures requiring precise control and access to confined spaces.

Whether used for routine dental extractions, periodontal surgeries, or more complex oral and maxillofacial procedures, the end-cutting rongeurs deliver reliable performance, durability, and ease of use. Trust in these instruments to meet the demanding requirements of modern surgical practice, providing clinicians with the confidence and precision needed for successful patient outcomes.