Bone Tray Bowl

Description

Bone Tray Bowl

Graft material needs a clean, stable spot on the surgical tray. This bone tray bowl gives it one. It is a small stainless bowl for holding graft particles during implant and oral surgery.

Where It Sits in the Procedure

The bowl rests on the sterile tray near the surgeon. Graft material goes into it before it reaches the site. So the team can pick up what they need with a carrier or spoon. Meanwhile, the rest stays contained.

Small Size, Single Option

• One small size; nothing else to choose.
• Plain round bowl form.
• All stainless steel.

Because it is small, it takes little room on a crowded tray. If you also need to mix graft with blood or saline, see our mixing bowl.

Working With Graft Material

Many surgeons hydrate graft in the bowl before placement. Follow the graft maker’s steps for that. Also keep the bowl covered or close to you, so particles do not dry out. Use a sterile instrument to transfer material.

After Surgery

Remove all material soon after the case. Then rinse the bowl, because graft can stick once it dries. Wash it with a soft brush and dry it.

Sterile Reprocessing

The bowl comes non-sterile. Clean it, pack it and run it through your steam cycle before each use. In turn, it is reusable across many cases.

How We Stand Behind It

Our own spec shapes this bowl, and it gets inspected in the United States. The steel stays within ASTM F899. Every bone tray bowl carries three years against manufacturing defects, from base to pouring edge. See the oral surgery bowls and cups in our range. To blend graft with blood, use the bone mixing bowl. For order and return terms, visit our FAQ area.

For surgical professionals. Our sterilization tips and shipping page have the details.