Max Plus Dental Bone File is a double-ended, serrated instrument used to smooth, file, and refine bone surfaces after extractions, alveoloplasty, implant preparation, or periodontal surgeries. The fine serrations allow controlled removal of small bone fragments, ensuring a smooth and uniform bony architecture before final closure.
 
🏥 Product Categories According to Surgical Procedures
 
The Dental Bone File is a finishing instrument used in procedures involving bone manipulation:
Oral Surgery (General Extractions): Standard use for smoothing the jawbone after routine or complex tooth extractions to prevent discomfort and aid healing.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery: Essential for modifying and smoothing the alveolar ridge height and contour to ensure optimal fit and stability for removable or fixed dental prostheses.
Periodontic Surgery: Used following osseous surgery and flap procedures to create a smooth, physiologic bone contour.
Implantology: Employed to smooth sharp edges or projections at the implant recipient site, creating an ideal bone bed before implant placement.
 
💡 How to Use (General Principle)
 
The Bone File is used with a unidirectional or back-and-forth rasping motion:
The clinician holds the file with a comfortable modified pen or palm grasp, ensuring the working tip is securely braced against the rough bone surface.
The serrated tip is drawn across the bone surface using controlled, short, firm strokes, typically in a push-pull or pull-only motion depending on the serration direction.
The surgeon continues filing until the bone edge feels smooth and rounded when palpated, ensuring no sharp projections remain before suturing the soft tissue.