Dental Implant Bone Collector Kit — Autogenous bone harvesting set — four coated bone scrapers Ø3.0 to Ø4.0 mm plus

This kit harvests the patient's own bone for grafting, which remains the reference standard material for augmenting a deficient ridge before or during implant placement. The four slotted collectors work like rotary scrapers: driven at low speed against cortical bone, the open flute shaves off fine particulate and holds it inside the hollow body, so the graft accumulates within the instrument instead of being lost to suction. Four working diameters — Ø3.0, Ø3.5, Ø4.0 and Ø4.5 mm — let the surgeon match the collector to the donor site, whether that is the external oblique ridge, the mandibular symphysis or bone adjacent to the osteotomy itself. All four are dark-coated to preserve cutting-edge sharpness through repeated harvesting and to reduce frictional heat, which matters because overheating kills the osteogenic cells that make autogenous graft worth harvesting in the first place.The two disc saws at Ø7.0 mm and Ø10.0 mm serve the block-graft workflow, scoring and sectioning a cortical block for removal rather than producing particulate. Collectors sit on green silicone stoppers and the saw discs on red, with every diameter engraved on the tray plate beneath its position. The set is held in an all stainless steel cassette with a hinged lid and side latch.