Bone Rongeurs

Dental Bone Rongeurs are surgical instruments used in oral and maxillofacial procedures to trim, shape, or remove bone tissue. They feature sharp, cup-shaped tips designed to cut or nibble away small portions of bone, making them essential in procedures like bone contouring, osteoplasty, or alveoloplasty.

Types of Dental Bone Rongeurs:
Straight Rongeurs: Used for cutting bone in easily accessible areas.
Curved Rongeurs: Designed for working in curved or hard-to-reach areas, such as posterior regions of the mouth.
Upper Rongeurs: Angled upward for better access to the maxillary (upper jaw) bone.
Lower Rongeurs: Angled downward for mandibular (lower jaw) bone work.
Double-Angled Rongeurs: Feature two angles for enhanced access in complex anatomical areas.
Mini Rongeurs: Smaller versions for precise bone removal in delicate procedures.
These instruments are crucial for achieving proper bone contouring and ensuring optimal outcomes in dental surgeries.