Instrument catalog

Bone Files

Bone files shape and smooth bone with a working surface rather than a cutting edge. Working-surface length and cut, cross-section, shank angulation, and handle form identify the variant.

Buyers should specify the file cut and working dimensions, then define surface condition and finish acceptance. Where files belong to a set, the bill of materials should be documented separately.

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Dental Bone Files Polokoff (Fig. 1)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files Polokoff (Fig. 1)

22770•Made to order

Dental Bone Files (Fig. 33)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files (Fig. 33)

22772•Made to order

Dental Bone Files Miler (Fig. 64)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files Miler (Fig. 64)

22774•Made to order

Dental Bone Files Miler (Fig. 45)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files Miler (Fig. 45)

22776•Made to order

Dental Bone Files (Fig. 10)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files (Fig. 10)

22778•Made to order

Dental Wahl Bone Files (Fig. 1)

Bone FilesDental Wahl Bone Files (Fig. 1)

22780•Made to order

Dental Wahl Bone Files (Fig. 2)

Bone FilesDental Wahl Bone Files (Fig. 2)

22782•Made to order

Dental Bone Files (Fig. 12CA)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files (Fig. 12CA)

22784•Made to order

Dental Bone Files (Fig. 12A)

Bone FilesDental Bone Files (Fig. 12A)

22786•Made to order

Dental Howard Bone Files (Fig. 12)

Bone FilesDental Howard Bone Files (Fig. 12)

22788•Made to order

Technical buyer guide

Procurement considerations for bone files

Working-surface length and cut
Cross-section and angulation
Handle form
Surface and finish acceptance

Review the quality-control workflow Discuss OEM and private-label manufacturing

Buyer FAQs

How should a bone file be quoted?

State the working-surface length, cut, cross-section, angulation, handle form, finish, and quantity.

What surface condition should be agreed?

Define the file cut and the accepted surface finish in the inspection plan.

Related instrument families

Bone Curettes Bone Rongeurs Wax Knives Bone Files and Curettes