Wedge Osteotome 3 / 2.2 mm, Yellow Color Code | Helmut Zepf No. 47.099.33

The Wedge Osteotome 3 / 2.2 mm with Yellow Color Code (Helmut Zepf No. 47.099.33) is a precision-engineered dental surgical instrument designed to support accurate bone manipulation during implant and oral surgery procedures. Manufactured in Germany to the exacting standards Helmut Zepf GmbH is known for, this instrument reflects a commitment to clinical reliability and professional-grade performance.

Instrument Specifications

• Type: Chisel / Osteotome
• Style: Wedge Osteotome
• Dimensions: 3 / 2.2 mm
• Color Code: Yellow
• Manufacturer Reference: Helmut Zepf No. 47.099.33
• Origin: Made in Germany

Key Features

The Wedge Osteotome is specifically shaped to allow controlled lateral bone compression and expansion, making it a valuable instrument in implant site preparation. The yellow color coding ensures quick, error-free identification in a clinical tray setup, reducing preparation time and minimizing the risk of instrument mix-ups during procedures.

Helmut Zepf instruments are produced in Germany using high-quality materials, resulting in a durable, corrosion-resistant instrument that withstands repeated sterilization cycles without compromising structural integrity or sharpness. The balanced handle design supports tactile feedback and ergonomic control during delicate surgical maneuvers.

Clinical Application

The Wedge Osteotome is particularly suited for dental implantology, where precise osteotomy preparation is critical to achieving optimal osseointegration. The 3 / 2.2 mm sizing corresponds to specific implant site dimensions, allowing the clinician to select the appropriate instrument for each stage of the procedure with confidence.

FAQ

What is a Wedge Osteotome used for? A Wedge Osteotome is used in implant surgery to compress and expand alveolar bone, creating an optimally sized implant site without removing bone tissue.

What does the yellow color code indicate? The yellow color code is a standardized identification system that allows clinicians to quickly distinguish this instrument from others of different sizes in a surgical tray.

Is this instrument autoclavable? Helmut Zepf instruments are designed to withstand standard sterilization procedures; however, always follow your practice's sterilization protocols and the manufacturer's guidelines.