CONODENT Premium Bone Files with Hollow Handle
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CONODENT Premium Bone Files with Hollow Handle

Price range: ₹700.00 through ₹1,000.00

Precision Osteoplasty Series

The CONODENT Premium Bone File range is engineered for the final smoothing and shaping of bone following extractions or during alveoloplasty. These instruments are essential for removing sharp spicules or "bone spurs" that could cause patient discomfort under a prosthesis or interfere with soft tissue healing. Featuring a specialized 10mm Hollow Handle, these files offer unparalleled tactile sensitivity and ergonomic comfort.

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CONODENT Premium Bone Files

Ref: CDT-C-798 to 807 | 10mm Ultra-Light Hollow Handle | Precision Osteoplasty Series

The CONODENT Premium Bone File range is engineered for the final smoothing and shaping of bone following extractions or during alveoloplasty. These instruments are essential for removing sharp spicules or “bone spurs” that could cause patient discomfort under a prosthesis or interfere with soft tissue healing. Featuring a specialized 10mm Hollow Handle, these files offer unparalleled tactile sensitivity and ergonomic comfort.

Key Performance Features

  • 10mm Ultra-Light Hollow Handle: The large-diameter handle reduces finger cramping and hand fatigue during repetitive filing motions. Its hollow construction makes the instrument exceptionally lightweight, allowing the clinician to “feel” the bone surface texture through the tool.
  • Bi-Directional Cutting Surfaces: The teeth of the files are precision-milled to be sharp and durable. Most patterns feature cross-cut or longitudinal serrations that allow for efficient bone removal in both “push” and “pull” directions.
  • Premium Medical Grade Steel: Forged from high-grade medical stainless steel that maintains its sharpness through rigorous use and repeated sterilization cycles.
  • Satin Anti-Glare Finish: The matte finish prevents harsh light reflections, ensuring a clear view of the surgical site.

The Bone File Range & Clinical Applications

Fig. Number Code Pattern Name Clinical Specialty
Fig. 1 CDT-C-798 Polokoff Features a narrow, fine-cut tip ideal for small bone fragments in restricted spaces.
Fig. 33 CDT-C-799 Standard A versatile, universal file for general smoothing of the alveolar ridge.
Fig. 45 CDT-C-800 Miller Large, aggressive double-ended file for rapid smoothing of broad bone surfaces.
Fig. 64 CDT-C-801 Miller (Fine) Similar to Fig. 45 but with finer teeth for a smoother final finish.
Fig. 10 CDT-C-802 Standard Medium-sized file optimized for mandibular ridge contouring.
Fig. 12 CDT-C-805 Howard A classic double-ended choice for smoothing the margins of the tooth socket.
Fig. 12A CDT-C-806 Howard (Narrow) A slender version of the Fig. 12, ideal for narrow interproximal bone areas.
Fig. 12CA CDT-C-807 Howard (Angled) Features a specialized offset angle to reach difficult posterior regions.

Clinical Advantages

  • Prosthetic Success: By ensuring the alveolar ridge is perfectly smooth, these files prevent the formation of “pressure spots” under full or partial dentures.
  • Soft Tissue Protection: Smooth bone prevents the overlying gingiva from being pinched or perforated by sharp bone edges during the healing phase.
  • Atraumatic Design: The rounded, non-cutting edges of the file tips protect the surrounding soft tissue and adjacent teeth from accidental trauma.

Technical Specifications

  • Handle Diameter: 10mm (Ergonomic Hollow).
  • Material: Medical Grade Stainless Steel.
  • Finish: Satin / Matt Finish.
  • Sterilization: Fully Autoclavable (134°C).
  • Origin: Oman (ISO 13485:2016 Certified).

Maintenance Pro-Tip:

“Bone files can accumulate bone dust and biological debris within the teeth. Always use an ultrasonic cleaner with an enzymatic solution to ensure the serrations are completely debrided before autoclaving. Avoid using wire brushes, as they can dull the precision-milled teeth.”

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