$93.48

• #10 file for controlled bone smoothing
• Ergonomic handle improves grip control
• Surgical stainless steel construction
• Quantity: 1 bone file per pack
• Autoclavable for repeated sterilization

The Miltex Instrument Bone File #10 is a precision hand instrument engineered for controlled bone contouring and smoothing during oral surgery and periodontal procedures. If you are not sure about what the Miltex Instrument Bone File #10 is used for, it is the best bone finishing dental file for refining sharp edges and irregular bone surfaces following extractions, flap surgery, and implant site preparation.

Crafted from high quality surgical stainless steel, this bone file delivers consistent durability, corrosion resistance, and reliable performance through repeated sterilization cycles. The #10 design features a balanced working end that allows you to plane and smooth bone efficiently without excessive pressure, helping maintain surgical accuracy and patient comfort. Its finely cut surface supports gradual bone reduction, making it suitable for controlled reshaping in crown lengthening, ridge modification, and periodontal recontouring procedures.

The ergonomic handle provides a secure grip, allowing you to maintain tactile sensitivity and stability even in confined posterior areas. This design helps reduce hand fatigue during extended surgical sessions while supporting precise movements. The smooth finish and seamless construction simplify cleaning and sterilization, supporting strict infection control protocols in surgical and clinical environments.

Built for predictable outcomes, this bone file integrates smoothly into surgical workflows where controlled bone management is essential. Whether you are refining alveolar bone or preparing tissue for restorative or prosthetic placement, this instrument supports consistent clinical results and procedural confidence. Designed for professionals who demand accuracy and durability, it is the best stainless steel bone file for oral surgery bone contouring and finishing.