Titanium Bushes Kit 6pcs

The Titanium Bushes Kit 6pcs (LS9-358) contains six titanium wire brush instruments across three diameters: Ø3.0mm, Ø4.0mm, and Ø5.0mm, each available in Long (L) and Short (S) bristle length variants, all seated in blue silicone retention pads within a perforated stainless steel autoclave cassette with integrated carry handle. Each brush features fine titanium wire filaments radiating outward in a cylindrical profile from a central thin stainless-steel shank. The three diameter sizes correspond directly to standard implant body dimensions across narrow, regular, and wide platform implant systems.

The titanium bushes wire bristle construction uses commercially pure titanium filaments, selected specifically for biocompatibility and surface compatibility with titanium implant bodies, eliminating the galvanic reactivity and surface micro-scratching risk associated with steel wire alternatives. Long bristle variants access deeper implant thread valleys and subcrestal surfaces, while short bristle variants concentrate mechanical action on coronal implant surfaces and smooth collar regions. The perforated stainless-steel cassette withstands repeated autoclave sterilization at 134°C without bristle deformation or shank corrosion across multiple sterilization cycles.

Periodontists, oral surgeons, and implant maintenance specialists use this kit during Titanium Bushes Kit 6pcs peri-implantitis treatment and implant surface debridement procedures. Following surgical flap reflection and calculus removal at the affected implant site, the clinician mounts the diameter-matched brush onto a slow-speed contra-angle handpiece and applies the rotating titanium bristles against the exposed implant surface, mechanically decontaminating biofilm and endotoxins from thread valleys without altering the implant’s osseointegration surface topography. The titanium brush set long and short length pairing ensures complete surface coverage from apex thread to implant collar within a single procedure.

Leader Surgical sources this titanium brush kit recognizing that peri-implantitis management outcomes depend heavily on thorough implant surface decontamination, and that using the correct bristle material and diameter match at the debridement stage protects the implant’s remaining bone integration.

How do I choose the correct bushing size?
Measure the outside neck diameter of a loaded cartridge using a micrometer and subtract 0.001″ to 0.002″ to allow for brass “spring back” and ensure proper bullet grip.