Periodontal and Bone Files
Periodontal files have multiple cutting edges that crush heavy calculus and smooth root surfaces, while bone files smooth sharp bone edges after extraction or surgery.
Products in This Category
- Hirschfeld periodontal file: Crushes and removes tenacious calculus.
- Sugarman periodontal file: Thin design for interproximal areas.
- Wahl bone file: Smooths bone edges.
- Miller-Colburn bone file: Double-ended file for smoothing alveolar bone.
- Miller-Colburn bone file, cross cut: Cross-cut serrations for faster smoothing.
How to Choose Periodontal and Bone Files
- Use periodontal files for heavy calculus and bone files for bone contouring.
- Choose fine or cross-cut serrations by the task.
- Confirm the manufacturer’s documentation and certifications, and follow a proper cleaning and sterilization guide.
Related Dental Instruments
For finer root planing, use periodontal curettes. After extractions, combine bone files with extraction instruments.
FAQs
What is a periodontal file used for?
It crushes and removes heavy calculus before root planing with curettes.
What is a bone file used for in dentistry?
A bone file smooths sharp alveolar bone edges after extractions and during bone surgery.
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