Dental Bone Expanders Kit 3pcs

Dental Bone Expanders Kit 3pcs

The Dental Bone Expanders Kit 3pcs (LS9-364) contains three tapered conical instruments in small, medium, and large sizes, seated in color-coded silicone retention pads; yellow, red, and green respectively, within a perforated stainless steel autoclave cassette with an integrated carry handle and engraved lid. Each instrument features a helically threaded exterior surface along its tapered conical body, terminating at a pointed apex. The progressive size graduation across three instruments covers narrow to wide bone expansion requirements at implant preparation sites.

The Tapered Bone Expander Screw Set instruments are manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, providing the torsional strength required during controlled rotational bone manipulation without shaft deflection or tip deformation. The three-color silicone retention system; yellow for Small, red for Medium, green for Large, allows instant intraoperative size identification without label reading. The perforated stainless-steel cassette permits direct autoclave sterilization at 134°C, maintaining instrument positioning and sterile sequencing from processing through tableside deployment.

Oral surgeons and implantologists use this kit during Dental Bone Expanders Kit site preparation procedures for dental implant placement in sites with inadequate horizontal bone width. Following initial pilot osteotomy preparation, the surgeon inserts the smallest tapered instrument and applies controlled clockwise rotational pressure, laterally condensing rather than removing bone to widen the prepared channel. The Dental Implant Site Expander Kit progressive size sequence allows gradual diameter expansion through small, medium, and large instruments until the osteotomy accommodates the planned implant diameter with optimal bone density at the walls.

Leader Surgical supplies this kit understanding that bone expansion technique demands instruments with consistent taper geometry and reliable torsional integrity — because controlled lateral condensation at the osteotomy wall directly determines the primary stability achieved at implant insertion.

What are the primary indications for using a bone expander?

• They are ideal for patients with narrow alveolar ridges (typically <4mm wide) where standard implant placement is difficult.
• They are frequently used in soft bone (Types III and IV) to increase bone density through condensation.

They serve as a tool for transalveolar sinus floor elevation (sinus lifts).