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Howard Bone File 7'' Double Ended #12A 3mm wide plain and cross serrations

SKU: GD50-215
Availability: In Stock

The Howard Bone File 7'' Double Ended #12A 3mm wide plain and cross serrations is a versatile surgical instrument for smoothing and contouring bone surfaces. With one straight and one curved serrated end, it provides precision and flexibility for refining bone during various surgical procedures.

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Categories: Bone Files

The Howard Bone File 7'' Double Ended #12A 3mm wide plain and cross serrations is a versatile surgical instrument designed to smooth, shape, and refine bone surfaces during a wide range of procedures. It is commonly used to remove sharp edges and irregularities, helping create a clean and even bone structure that supports better healing and functional outcomes.

This instrument features two working ends: one with a straight serrated surface for broader bone reduction, and the other with a slightly curved, fine serrated edge for more precise finishing. The lightweight, textured handle ensures a secure grip and excellent control in delicate surgical settings. Made from high-quality stainless steel, it is durable, reusable, and fully autoclavable for long-term reliability.
Key Features
  Double-ended with straight & curved serrated edges
  Broad reduction and fine finishing capability
  Textured handle for secure, controlled grip
  Stainless steel, durable, and autoclavable
Applications & Uses
  Smoothing sharp or irregular bone edges
  Refining bone surfaces after extractions or alveoloplasty
  Enhancing healing and prosthetic fit

Trusted for precise bone refinement: Get the Howard Bone File #12A now!

Hold the instrument with a stable grip and select the appropriate end based on access and contour needs. Use gentle, controlled strokes with light pressure to smooth and contour bone surfaces. Always maintain steady motion and avoid excessive force to prevent tissue trauma and ensure precision.

The #12A pattern features a specific cutting tooth configuration that provides effective bone filing with controlled surface removal, making it suitable for both oral and orthopedic bone contouring. Its double-ended design offers two working angles in one instrument, reducing the need for frequent instrument changes during procedures involving different anatomical surfaces.

During a procedure, position the appropriate file end against the bone surface and apply smooth, directional strokes at a consistent angle that matches the bone contour. For posterior or difficult-to-reach areas, use the angled end with lighter pressure and shorter strokes to maintain accuracy. Always irrigate the area periodically to clear bone debris from the file teeth and maintain clear visualization throughout the procedure.

Most bone files are made from high-grade stainless steel to ensure durability and corrosion resistance. The material allows repeated sterilization while maintaining sharpness and structural integrity. Some may have ergonomic handles or textured grips for better control during surgical use.

Yes, a dull file reduces cutting efficiency and may require more force, increasing the risk of tissue damage. It can lead to uneven bone surfaces, prolonging the procedure and affecting precision. Regular inspection and maintenance are essential to ensure optimal performance and patient safety.