Bone Graft Syringe, 4.5 mm

Description

Bone Graft Syringe, 4.5 mm

Moving particulate with a spatula wastes material and scatters it across the flap. A bone graft syringe solves that by holding the graft in a barrel and pushing it out at the site. This 4.5 mm model belongs to the basic sinus set pattern in our supplier catalogue, alongside sinus curettes, freers and tampers.

What the 4.5 mm Size Means at the Site

The listed size is 4.5 mm, and it sets how wide the column of graft will be. That width suits a lateral sinus window or a single extraction socket. There, a slim delivery keeps the material on target. For a broad ridge, on the other hand, several small loads usually work better than one large heap.

Loading the Barrel Without Clogging

Hydrate the particulate first, because dry granules tend to bind against the barrel wall. Next, press the open end into the dish several times until the chamber is full. Then wipe the outside so nothing drops on the way to the mouth. Finally, express the graft with slow, even pressure on the plunger.

Working With a Compactor Afterwards

The syringe places material; it does not condense it. So most teams follow each load with a tamper to settle the graft before adding more. Pairing the two tools also keeps the session moving. The assistant refills while the surgeon packs.

Checked, Covered and Ready to Sterilize

Every 4.5 mm syringe passes a visual and functional check at our facility in the United States. Our policy protects this graft carrier for three years against manufacturing defects. It leaves us non-sterile. Take it apart, clean the barrel and autoclave it before the first case.

The metal parts meet the ASTM F899 grade requirements for surgical steel. Find more grafting tools in the Dental Implant Instruments department, and settle each load with our bone graft compactors. Answers to common buying questions sit on the frequently asked questions page.

This syringe is meant for trained clinicians. Barrel cleaning steps are on the Intrace USA reprocessing page, while carrier and cut-off times are on the shipping policy page.