Bone Scrappers | Bone Injectors | Bone Collectors | Bone Mills and Crushers | Trephine and Mucotome Drills

1. Trephines:
Description: Cylindrical cutting instruments used to remove a core of bone or tissue. They are often used for biopsies, harvesting bone grafts, or preparing implant sites.    
Types: Trephines are primarily differentiated by their diameter and cutting edge design (e.g., serrated, smooth).

2. Mucotomes:
Description: Instruments used to harvest connective tissue grafts, often from the palate. They are designed to create a precise incision and remove a strip of tissue while minimizing trauma.    
Types: Mucotomes vary in blade shape, width, and angulation.     

3. Bone Scrapers (Curettes):
Description: Used to scrape or remove bone tissue, often for smoothing bony surfaces, harvesting bone grafts, or removing granulation tissue.    
Types: Bone scrapers come in a variety of shapes (e.g., curved, straight), sizes, and blade designs (e.g., serrated, smooth) to suit different applications. Common names include Lucas curette, Molt curette, etc.    

4. Bone Mills and Crushers:
Description: These instruments are used to process harvested bone into smaller particles for grafting. Mills grind the bone, while crushers break it into smaller pieces.    
Types: Mills and crushers can be manual or powered.    

5. Bone Injectors:
Description: Used to deliver bone graft material to a specific site. They are particularly useful for confined spaces or when precise placement is needed.
Types: Bone injectors come in various sizes and designs, including syringe-type injectors and those with specialized tips for different grafting materials.    

6. Bone Collectors:
Description: Devices used to collect bone fragments generated during drilling or other surgical procedures. This collected bone can then be processed and used for grafting.    
Types: Bone collectors can be integrated with surgical handpieces or be separate devices. They vary in collection capacity and how they filter and process the bone.