About Curved Bone Scrapers
A bone scraper harvests small amounts of the patient's own bone from the surface of the jaw. Drawing the blade across the bone shaves off thin curls, which gather in the collecting head behind the blade. The collected bone can then be used as graft material at the implant or defect site, without a separate harvesting procedure elsewhere.
How it is made
- Curved shaft to reach bone surfaces around the jaw.
- Blade with a collecting head behind it.
- Textured grip for a secure hold while scraping.
Scraper, bone mill or collector drill?
- Bone scraper (this instrument): hand-held, harvests thin shavings directly from the bone surface.
- Bone mill: grinds bone blocks or chips into particles. See our manual rotary bone mill.
- Bone collector drill: collects bone while drilling. See our bone collector drill set.
Ordering
- Tell us the quantity you need; the pack contents are confirmed in your quotation.
- If you need a particular head size, tell us and we confirm.
- Evaluation samples are available.
Care
Clear bone from the head and check the blade edge after each use. Follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.
To deliver collected bone to the site, see our bone graft syringe set.




