Bader Bone Crusher

Bader Bone Crusher The Bone Crusher is a surgical instrument used in oral, maxillofacial and regenerative surgery to crush bone fragments into smaller and more uniform particles. This process is essential for preparing autologous bone (from the patient himself) that is used as a bone graft in guided bone regeneration (GBR) procedures and in the placement of dental implants. Recommended use: Preparation of autologous bone grafts: Allows crushing bone fragments obtained from the patient during surgical procedures (such as osteotomies or extractions). Guided bone regeneration (GBR): Used to create small bone particles that can be mixed with biomaterials (such as membranes or bone substitutes) and placed in bone defects. Dental implant surgery: Facilitates the preparation of grafts to increase bone volume in areas with insufficient bone for implant placement. Maxillofacial and reconstructive surgeries: Useful for procedures where it is necessary to regenerate or reconstruct larger bone structures. Treatment of bone defects: Ideal for repairing defects caused by periodontal diseases, trauma or surgical resections. Characteristics: Material: Stainless steel Sterilizable in autoclave Uses a manual pressure or rotation system to reduce bone fragments into fine and homogeneous particles. Base outer diameter: 4.8 cm