Bone File No. 11

Bone file is a tool used in the field of medicine and dentistry to perform cutting and modeling work on bones. It is also known as a bone file or surgical file. The bone file is specifically designed to work on bone structures, such as the bones of the skull, jaw, or other bones in the body. It is made of stainless steel or tungsten, which provides it with high strength and durability.

The bone file has an elongated and thin shape, with a rough or serrated surface that allows filing and removing small portions of bone. This surface can have different types of patterns, such as cross-shaped teeth, spirals, or grooves, depending on the specific purpose and function of the file. The use of the bone file requires skill and precision on the part of the medical or dental professional. It is primarily used to shape bones during surgical procedures, such as removing damaged or malformed parts of a bone, correcting deformities, or preparing a site for implant placement.

It is important to mention that the use of the bone file must be carried out following sterilization measures and appropriate protocols to prevent infections and ensure patient safety.

Material : Stainless steel

Country of origin : Pakistan