Description
Bone Rasps serve as essential tools for shaping and smoothing bone during oral, orthopedic, and trauma-related surgeries. These instruments feature finely serrated or textured working ends that refine bone surfaces after cutting or extraction. Each rasp helps remove sharp edges and small fragments with precision.
Surgeons prefer bone rasps for bone reshaping after tooth removal, implant preparation, joint reconstruction, or fracture management. The tool includes a comfortable grip that supports extended use without slipping or fatigue. Fine and coarse patterns allow customization based on the surgical area and the level of bone contouring needed.
Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel, the rasp ensures long-term durability and easy sterilization. It resists corrosion and supports frequent reuse in clinical environments. Various sizes and shapes make it suitable for different surgical specialties.
Bone rasps work well alongside other bone instruments like elevators, curettes, and chisels. This combination helps streamline surgical workflow. For more insights into bone shaping tools, visit this external guide on bone instrumentation.
🔷 Key Features
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Textured Working End – Helps smooth and reshape bone
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Durable Stainless Steel – Supports repeated sterilization
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Ergonomic Grip – Offers steady control
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Multiple Styles Available – Fine and coarse options
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Wide Use Case – Fits dental, orthopedic, and trauma procedures
Bone Rasps provide reliable performance for surgical bone management.