Implant Suction Tube

Description

Implant Suction Tube

An implant suction tube keeps the osteotomy and flap area clear of blood, saline and debris. This single-pattern tube is part of our implant surgery line. Every piece is looked over by our staff in the United States before it is packed.

One Pattern, Shown in the Photo

The catalogue lists this tube as a single item. It gives no stated diameter or length. So the photo is your best guide to its tip shape and overall profile. If you need a specific measurement before ordering, contact us and we will check one from stock.

Keeping the Osteotomy Visible

Irrigation during drilling floods the site quickly. Then blood adds to the volume. A dedicated surgical suction tip, held close to the bur, keeps the landmarks in view. As a result, the surgeon can confirm angulation and depth without pausing.

How It Differs From a Bone Collector

This tube clears fluid; it does not trap bone. If you want to harvest drilling debris, choose a bone collecting tube or a filtered tube instead. Many practices therefore keep both on the tray: one for clearing, one for collecting. Each has its moment in the same case.

Reuse and Warranty

A reusable metal suction tip avoids the waste of disposables across many cases. Moreover, we stand behind this one for three years against manufacturing defects; just reach out if a fault appears.

Our surgical steel references ASTM F899. See the full Dental Implant Instruments range for related tools. If you also want to capture bone particles, add the Suction Tubes With Filter to your order. For help with fittings or returns, visit the FAQs.

Use is limited to trained dental and surgical teams. Because the tube comes non-sterile, brush the inside channel, rinse it and sterilize it before surgery, following our care and sterilization notes. The shipping and delivery page explains transit and handling.