Bone Compactor Ø3.0mm/4.0mm, DE

Bone Compactor Ø3.0mm/4.0mm, DE

The Bone Compactor Ø3.0mm/4.0mm DE is constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel with a knurled cylindrical handle that provides a stable, non-slip grip during active use. The instrument measures approximately 18.5 cm in total length. It carries two angulated working ends; one tip measuring 3mm in diameter and the other 4mm, both featuring serrated contact surfaces designed to engage and compress graft material without displacement. Each angled tip allows access to different socket depths and arch positions within a single instrument.

The Double-Ended Bone Compactor eliminates the need to switch between two separate instruments, reducing chairside time during grafting sequences. Both serrated ends are finished with a smooth corrosion-resistant polish that maintains surface integrity under repeated autoclaving. The instrument withstands standard steam sterilization at 134°C and is fully reusable across multiple surgical cycles. The knurled handle distributes finger pressure evenly, preventing rotational slipping during controlled condensation force application.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons and implantologists use this Packer Plugger instrument during dental bone grafting procedures, including alveolar ridge augmentation and maxillary sinus floor elevation. After placing the graft material into the surgical socket or beneath the elevated Schneiderian membrane, the surgeon selects either the 3mm or 4mm serrated end to condense and adapt the graft layer by layer, increasing graft density to support implant primary stability and promote osseointegration.

Every instrument in Leader Surgical’s catalog reflects a sourcing philosophy built on clinical accountability, each tool is manufactured to match the exact dimensional and material standards that oral surgery teams depend on, procedure after procedure, without compromise.

What is a bone compactor used for?
The bone compactor is used to condense bone during grafting procedures, with 6 mm and 8 mm wide working ends. The bone compactor is used to condense bone during grafting procedures, with 6 mm and 8 mm wide working ends.