GDC Bone Collector (12mm) (BC1331/2)

Features
Dual function: The suction with filter bone collector has a dual function that includes suctioning fluids from the surgical site and collecting bone particles during bone grafting procedures.
Filter component: The instrument has a filter component that captures small bone particles and debris generated during the procedure, which can be used in the bone grafting process.
Sterilization: The suction with filter bone collector can be easily cleaned and sterilized according to standard dental protocols.
Efficiency: It helps improve the efficiency of bone grafting procedures by minimizing the risk of contamination or infection and allowing for efficient collection and filtering of bone particles.
Compatibility: The suction with filter bone collector is compatible with most dental suction units.
DescriptionGDC Bone Collector (12mm) (BC1331/2)
Suction with filter bone collector is a specialized dental instrument used during bone grafting procedures. It has a suction component to remove fluids from the surgical site, and a filter component to collect any small bone particles or debris generated during the procedure. The collected bone material can then be processed and used in the bone grafting process. Suction with a filter bone collector helps to minimize the risk of contamination or infection and improve the efficiency of bone grafting procedures.12mm A tube that is attached to a suction system and manipulated by the surgeon for the collection (suctioning) of bone tissue.Key Specifications
Type: Bone Collector
Category: Implantology
Size: 18.5cm Lenght of bone collector
Material:?Stainless Steel
Disposable / Reusable: Reusable
Packaging
1 x Bone collector
Direction to Use
Prior to use, ensure that the suction with filter bone collector is clean and sterilized according to standard dental protocols.
Anesthetize the patient’s surgical site and make a small incision to access the bone grafting site.
Use the suction component of the instrument to remove any blood or other fluids that may be present at the surgical site.
As bone grafting is performed, use the filter component of the instrument to collect any small bone particles or debris that may be generated during the procedure. The filter component of the instrument is designed to capture these particles, which can then be used in the bone grafting process.
Once the bone grafting procedure is complete, carefully remove the suction with a filter bone collector from the surgical site.
Process the collected bone graft material according to standard dental protocols, such as washing or sterilizing, before using it in the dental procedure.
After use, clean the suction with a filter bone collector according to standard dental protocols and sterilize for future use.