Ochsenbein Bone Chisel - Double-Ended, TOUCHGRIP DESIGN | Helmut Zepf No. 24.744.80HZU

The Ochsenbein Bone Chisel is a precision-engineered, double-ended surgical instrument developed in collaboration with Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr, designed to meet the highest standards of bone management in periodontal and implant procedures. Manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH and bearing the quality assurance of German craftsmanship, this instrument is an essential tool for clinicians performing osseous recontouring and bone shaping.

Key Features

• Double-ended design: Provides two working ends in a single instrument, maximizing efficiency and minimizing instrument exchanges during surgical procedures.
• Exchangeable tips: Tips are fully exchangeable, extending the service life of the instrument and offering flexibility across a range of clinical applications.
• TOUCHGRIP Design: The ergonomic TOUCHGRIP handle delivers a secure, textured grip that reduces hand fatigue and enhances control during delicate bone contouring work.
• Made in Germany: Manufactured to the exacting quality standards associated with German dental instrument craftsmanship.

About the TOUCHGRIP System

The TOUCHGRIP Design, developed by Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr, represents a modern approach to instrument ergonomics. Its textured handle surface promotes precise tactile feedback, helping clinicians maintain optimal instrument positioning throughout demanding surgical procedures. For a comprehensive overview of the system, refer to the official TOUCHGRIP BROCHURE.

Clinical Application

The Ochsenbein Bone Chisel is indicated for osseous recontouring and bone shaping in periodontal surgery. Its balanced double-ended configuration allows the clinician to adapt quickly to varying anatomical access requirements without changing instruments. The exchangeable tip system ensures sustained edge performance over extended use, making it a reliable long-term investment for any surgical tray setup.

FAQ

Is this instrument available as a double-ended configuration? Yes, this Ochsenbein Bone Chisel features a double-ended design with fully exchangeable tips, as developed by Dr. Hürzeler and Dr. Zuhr.

What handle design does this instrument use? It uses the TOUCHGRIP Design, which provides an ergonomic, textured grip for enhanced tactile control and reduced operator fatigue.

Who manufactures this instrument? It is manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH in Germany, under strict quality standards associated with German dental instrument production.