Surgical Miller A lveotomy File – 11-155-19

19cm ,7 1 /2″
Nineteen centimeters (7½”) in length, the Miller Alveotomy File is built for the fine, controlled bone smoothing that follows extraction or osteotomy work, where a coarser instrument would remove more than intended.
Alveotomy files like this one earn their place in a tray not for cutting bone but for finishing it. After bone has been resected or an alveolar ridge reshaped, sharp or irregular margins remain that can irritate soft tissue or complicate healing if left untreated. The Miller pattern’s fine working surface addresses exactly that problem, smoothing without gouging.
Its length allows access to posterior sites without crowding the surgical field, and the file’s balance keeps controlled, repetitive strokes from becoming fatiguing over the course of a longer procedure. This is precision work performed by feel as much as sight, and the instrument’s weight distribution supports that kind of tactile control.
As part of our bone surgery instruments selection, this file is manufactured from surgical stainless steel and holds its fine edge through standard sterilization cycles, a detail that matters more than it might seem since a dulled file simply burnishes bone rather than smoothing it.
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons, as well as general dental surgeons performing alveoloplasty, will find this a dependable finishing tool that belongs in any tray built around extraction or ridge preparation work.
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