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SKU: MMI-64-225
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Gardner Bone Chisel

The Gardner Fig. 5 Bone Chisel is a single-ended surgical instrument featuring a narrow, flat chisel-type working end, straight shaft and cylindrical knurled handle. It is designed for controlled bone manipulation and contouring during professional oral and periodontal surgical procedures. The Gardner pattern provides clear instrument identification within dental surgical sets, while the textured handle supports secure manual handling and positioning during use. Its conventional surgical configuration makes it suitable for dental practices and oral surgery instrument collections.

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Surgical Grade Material

Crafted from high-quality surgical stainless steel.

Precision Finish

Smooth finish for reliable clinical performance.

Ergonomic Design

Comfortable grip for improved control and handling.

Long Service Life

Built for durability and repeated professional use.

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Easy Sterilization

Fully autoclavable for safe and efficient sterilization.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Product Name Gardner Bone Chisel, Fig. 5
Model Number MMI-64-225
Instrument Type Bone chisel
Pattern / Figure Gardner Fig. 5
Design Straight surgical chisel with a narrow working end
Application Bone manipulation and contouring in oral surgical procedures
Working Ends Single working end
Tip Design Flat chisel-type working edge
Working Profile Straight, elongated profile
Shaft Straight shaft
Handle Cylindrical knurled handle
Material Not specified
Finish Metallic finish
Construction Hand-held surgical instrument
Sterilization Autoclavable
Reusable Yes
Application Area Oral surgery / periodontal surgery

Description

The Gardner Bone Chisel Fig. 5 is a dental surgical instrument designed for controlled manipulation and contouring of bone during oral surgical procedures. The supplied image clearly identifies the instrument as “Fig. 5 Gardner,” while the separate catalogue/model number printed on the image is MMI-64-225. Dental instrument catalogues list the Gardner Fig. 5 pattern among bone chisels and gouges.

The instrument features a narrow, flat chisel-type working end connected to a straight shaft and cylindrical knurled handle. This configuration provides a conventional hand-held design for controlled positioning and manipulation during surgical procedures involving bone.

The Gardner Fig. 5 designation is useful for accurate instrument identification and catalogue classification. The instrument is suitable for professional oral surgery and periodontal surgical instrument sets where a Gardner-pattern bone chisel is required.

To maintain the performance, appearance, and service life of your stainless steel dental and surgical instruments, follow these care guidelines:

  • Clean instruments immediately after use to prevent blood, tissue, or debris from drying on the surface.
  • Wash using a neutral pH enzymatic detergent and a soft nylon brush. Avoid abrasive pads, steel wool, or harsh chemicals.
  • Rinse thoroughly with distilled or demineralized water to minimize mineral deposits and corrosion.
  • Dry completely before sterilization or storage, paying special attention to hinges, joints, and serrations where moisture can accumulate.
  • Lubricate hinged and moving instruments regularly with a medical-grade, steam-permeable instrument lubricant to ensure smooth operation.
  • Sterilize using validated autoclave procedures or other approved sterilization methods according to healthcare facility protocols and the instrument’s intended use.
  • Store instruments in a clean, dry environment with tips and cutting edges protected from impact or contact with other instruments.
  • Inspect instruments before each use for wear, corrosion, misalignment, or damage. Remove any defective instrument from service until repaired or replaced.
  • Do not expose stainless steel instruments to bleach, strong acids, high-chloride solutions, or prolonged soaking, as these may cause staining, pitting, or corrosion.
  • Use each instrument only for its intended purpose to preserve precision, functionality, and patient safety.
  • Gardner Fig. 5 identification marking is visible in the image.
  • Narrow, flat chisel-type working end.
  • Single-ended instrument configuration.
  • Straight elongated working profile.
  • Straight shaft connects the working end to the handle.
  • Cylindrical handle design.
  • Knurled handle surface provides a textured gripping area.
  • Designed for controlled manual bone manipulation.
  • Classified as a Gardner bone chisel in dental instrument catalogues.
  • Individually poly packed
  • Non-sterile
  • Reusable medical instrument