Features

• Variety of Sizes: Bone expander kits come with a range of tools in different sizes
• which allows the surgeon to choose the right size for the specific patient’s bone condition. Tapered Design: Expanders typically feature a tapered design that allows for gradual and controlled expansion of the bone without causing excessive stress or fractures. Incremental Expansion: The tools are often designed to expand the bone in small
• gradual increments to minimize discomfort and the risk of complications. High-Quality Materials: Most kits are made from high-grade stainless steel or titanium to ensure durability and resistance to corrosion during use in the surgical environment. Ergonomic Handles: Some kits come with ergonomic handles to make the tools easier to control and manipulate during the procedure
• ensuring precise and safe expansion. Easy to Sterilize: The materials and design of bone expander kits are often chosen for easy sterilization
• which is important for maintaining hygiene in a clinical setting. Compatibility with Other Surgical Instruments: These kits are often compatible with other dental surgical tools
• such as drills and implants
• which may be used in conjunction with the bone expander during the procedure. Precision Tools: The kits include various instruments
• such as osteotomes and bone spreaders
• designed for precision
• which help in the accurate preparation of the implant site. Patient Comfort: The design of the tools is focused on reducing trauma to surrounding tissues
• helping to minimize post-surgical discomfort and reduce recovery time. Surgical Guide Integration: Some kits include guides to help the dentist position the expanders accurately and avoid damage to surrounding structures during bone expansion.