Devices for conducting subperiosteal minimally invasive aesthetic jaw bone grafting augmentation and their use
OwnerErnesto A. Leeinventor
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Devices for carrying out subperiosteal minimally invasive jaw bone augmentation and reconstruction procedures, to develop a passageway and surgical site in a concealed area of patient tissue, where the surgical site is not exposed. The devices have shanks with specially configured tips to facilitate maneuvering the device through mammalian tissue to develop a tunnel in the tissue and a remote surgical site within the tissue. The device tips have one or more peripheral cutting surfaces that direct the positioning of the tunnel formation when the instrument handle is manipulated, e.g., by rotation, angular, forward or rearward motion. Embodiments of the devices are configured with tips that have a wide spread for cutting and elevating tissue, and with tips that may be maneuvered to condense bone graft material being implanted at a surgical site concealed within the tissue.
A surgical instrument for compacting bone graft material, subperiosteal tunneling and bone grafting procedures, comprising:
A surgical instrument for compacting bone graft material, subperiosteal tunneling and bone grafting procedures, comprising:
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