NES-1920

Fig. 45
Cross-cut serrations for efficient bone reduction
Dual working ends (curved and straight options)
Pull-stroke design that protects surrounding tissue
After removing a multi-rooted tooth or performing ridge reduction, residual sharp projections must be eliminated before soft tissue is closed. The NES-1920 Fig. 45 Miller bone file addresses this need with cross-cut serrations that cut on the pull stroke, giving the operator precise control over the amount of bone removed. The elongated working ends adapt well to both broad ridge surfaces and narrower inter-radicular areas.
Stainless-steel construction ensures the instrument withstands sterilization without loss of edge definition. The handle length and diameter encourage a stable grip that reduces hand fatigue during longer procedures. Clinicians often reach for this pattern when preparing the ridge for immediate denture placement or implant site refinement, where a smooth bony base supports better outcomes.
Beyond active contouring, light exploratory strokes allow the file to function as a diagnostic instrument, helping the surgeon detect remaining irregularities that could compromise healing. Next Edge Surgical LLC offers the NES-1920 to oral surgeons and periodontists seeking reliable, purpose-built bone files for everyday surgical use.