Dental Tent Screw for GBR and Bone Graft Stabilization

Dental Tent Screw for GBR and Bone Graft Stabilization

Dental Tent Screws are specialized devices used in alveolar ridge augmentation procedures to stabilize bone grafts or bone filler materials at defect sites. They are suitable for surgeries requiring the maintenance of osteogenic space and the fixation of barrier membranes. Particularly useful in vertical or horizontal bone augmentation, tent screws help create and preserve the necessary space to support bone regeneration and integration. A pilot drill should be used prior to insertion to ensure accurate placement and optimal stability.

Bone Augmentation Screw Features:

- Fast and Effective: Quickly clears airway obstructions such as food or bones from the mouth and respiratory tract within seconds, helping the patient gradually regain normal breathing. Tests show that this anti-choking device has a success rate of over 90%;

- Suitable for All Age Groups: Elderly individuals and children are more prone to choking. Keeping an anti-choking device at home can provide essential protection for their health and safety;

- High Safety: The device works without invasive procedures—no need for back slaps or manual resuscitation. It is safe to use and causes no harm or side effects to the oral tissues or structures;

- Easy to Use: This device is extremely user-friendly and does not require professional training. Its simple operation allows anyone to quickly learn and use it correctly in an emergency;

- Reusable: The device can be used multiple times without frequent replacement, making it a one-time purchase for repeated emergency use.

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Tent Screw Instructions for Use:

1. Surgical Preparation: Sterilize the tent screw and the intraoral surgical area. Prepare the alveolar bone and perform bone grafting as needed. Select a tent screw of the appropriate size;

2. Drilling: Use a surgical drill to create a hole at the planned implantation site. The drilling depth and diameter should be determined according to the specific surgical requirements;

3. Inserting the Tent Screw: Insert one end of the tent screw into the prepared hole, and advance it through the alveolar bone to the desired depth. Use a mallet to gently tap the top of the screw to secure and stabilize it;

4. Instrument Removal: After allowing the tent screw to stabilize, remove the drill and mallet carefully;

5. Implant Placement: Place the implant device over the tent screw, ensuring close contact with the surrounding bone tissue;

6. Postoperative Care: Follow standard postoperative care guidelines for oral implantation, including dietary adjustments and maintaining proper oral hygiene.