888-548-7582
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888-548-7582
support@chasedentalsupply.com
Shop dental implant and surgical supplies at Chase Dental Supply, including surgical cutters, trephines, osteotomy saws and bone management systems. These instruments serve oral surgeons, periodontists and general dentists who place implants. Most of the range comes from Meisinger, with surgical HVE tips from Winner and twist drills from TCS.
How to Choose Implant and Surgical Supplies
• Cutter material: Meisinger surgical cutters come in steel, stainless steel and tungsten carbide (the HM numbers). Carbide generally holds a cutting edge longer in bone.
• Shank and length: choose HP for straight surgical handpieces, RA for contra angles and FG for high speed. L, XL and XXL lengths add reach for deeper sites.
• Bone management systems: Split-Control handles bone spreading and condensing, the Lift-Control family covers internal and external lift procedures, and Benex-Control is a root extraction system.
• Trephines and tissue punches: Meisinger trephines are listed by working length (10, 14 and 18 mm on the 229 series), and tissue punches come in HP and RA versions.
• Saws: the Meisinger Saw Basic Kit #7150 holds diamond coated saws in several diameters for controlled bone cuts.
• Organization: Meisinger instrument boxes keep burs and kits sorted through cleaning and sterilization.
Popular Implants & Surgical Supplies at Chase Dental Supply
Meisinger Surgical Kit · Meisinger Split-Control Professional Bone Spreading and Condensing System · Meisinger Benex-Control Professional Root Extraction System · Meisinger Saw Basic Kit #7150 · Meisinger Trephines 229 RA L Stainless Steel 10 mm · Meisinger Tungsten Carbide Surgical Cutter HM162 HP 016 · Meisinger Black Cobra Surgery Bur B162 HP 016 · Winner Disposable Surgical HVE Aspirator Tips 25/pk
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Chase Dental Supply carry dental implant instruments?
Yes. Chase Dental Supply carries Meisinger implant surgery instruments, including pilot burs, twist drills, trephines, drill extensions, torque ratchets and bone management systems. Call us to ask about a specific system or part number.
What is a dental wheel saw used for?
Disc and wheel style saws make thin, controlled cuts in bone, for example during ridge splitting or graft harvesting. Meisinger offers the Saw Basic Kit #7150 and diamond coated osteotomy saws in this category.
Should I choose tungsten carbide or steel surgical burs?
Tungsten carbide cutters stay sharp longer and are a common choice for repeated bone cutting. Steel and stainless steel cutters cost less per bur and suit single use or lighter work.
Questions about implant and surgical supplies? Call 888-548-7582 or email sales@chasedentalsupply.com.
Dental implants are artificial tooth roots that provide a permanent base for fixed, replacement teeth. They are a popular choice for individuals seeking to restore their smile and improve oral function after tooth loss.
Implants are typically made from titanium, which is biocompatible and integrates well with the jawbone. The procedure involves placing the implant into the jawbone, where it fuses over time, providing a stable foundation for crowns, bridges, or dentures. This innovative solution not only enhances aesthetics but also contributes to better oral health by preventing bone loss.
Chase Dental Supply offers a wide range of surgical supplies tailored for dental professionals. These include essential tools and instruments required for various dental procedures, ensuring that practitioners have access to high-quality equipment.
Among the surgical supplies, you can find items such as drills, saws, and other precision instruments designed for implants and oral surgeries. Each product is selected for its reliability and performance, helping dental practitioners deliver the best care to their patients.
Selecting the appropriate dental instruments is crucial for ensuring successful surgical outcomes. Factors to consider include the type of procedure, the materials used, and the specific needs of the dental practice.
For instance, when choosing drills for implant surgery, practitioners should consider the drill's size, shape, and material to match the specific requirements of the implant being used. Consulting with product specifications and reviews can aid in making informed decisions that enhance efficiency and patient safety.
Investing in high-quality dental supplies not only improves the efficiency of dental procedures but also enhances the overall patient experience. Quality instruments lead to more precise operations, reducing the risk of complications during surgery.
Additionally, using reliable supplies can save time and costs in the long run, as they are less likely to fail or require frequent replacement. Dental professionals who prioritize quality can expect better outcomes and higher patient satisfaction rates.