The Quinelato Miller Bone File #1 is a double-ended instrument used to smooth and refine alveolar bone by abrasion, working the surface down once the coarse bone removal is already done. It is made from surgical stainless steel and carries serrated working surfaces that cut on the pull stroke, so the clinician draws the file toward the handle to shave the ridge.
Key Features
Serrated working surfaces — remove bone in fine increments to level ridges and sharp margins left after an extraction.
Pull-stroke cutting action — the file is drawn toward the operator, so the cutting action stays directed away from the tissue being protected.
Double-ended format — two working surfaces on one shaft for different approach angles inside the mouth.
Surgical stainless steel — reprocessed by steam sterilization between procedures.
Integral serrated ends — the cutting surfaces are formed on the instrument itself, with nothing to loosen in use.
Technical Specifications
Material: Surgical stainless steel
Design: Double-ended
Working Surfaces: Serrated
Cutting Action: Pull stroke
Size: #1
Reprocessing: Autoclavable at 134 °C (273 °F)
Purpose: Smoothing and refining alveolar bone after extraction and bone removal
Certifications: FDA Approved, MDSAP, ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016
Country of Manufacture: Brazil
Package Includes: 1 x Miller Bone File #1
Clinical Applications
Oral Surgery: smoothing sharp bone margins and ridge irregularities before the flap is closed.
Post-Extraction Bone Management: refining the socket margins so the ridge surface is left even.
Veterinary Dentistry: alveolar bone smoothing in veterinary oral procedures.
Left with sharp bone margins before closing the flap?
The Quinelato Miller Bone File #1 works the surface down on the pull stroke for an even alveolar ridge.
