NES-1937

2.5mm
Narrow ridges present a recurring challenge when implant placement is planned. The NES-1937 bone splitting chisel addresses that limitation with a 2.5 mm working end sized for conservative initial expansion. Its slender profile allows the surgeon to initiate a controlled split along the crest without excessive force, gradually widening the osteotomy while preserving buccal and lingual plates.
Forged from surgical stainless steel, the instrument maintains edge integrity and structural strength through repeated sterilization. The handle design provides secure leverage and clear tactile feedback, enabling the operator to feel progressive separation of the cortical plates. This controlled approach reduces the risk of fracture and supports a more predictable expansion sequence, especially in the anterior maxilla or other delicate sites.
When the initial osteotomy is complete, light exploratory use of the same tip can serve as a diagnostic instrument, confirming the depth and uniformity of the split before sequential expanders or implant drills are introduced. Next Edge Surgical LLC supplies the NES-1937 for implant and oral-surgery kits that require precise, narrow-width bone-splitting instruments.