Periodontal Chisel, Ochsenbein (#4) - Working Tips 4 mm | Helmut Zepf No. 24.491.02
The periodontal chisel Ochsenbein #4 by Helmut Zepf (No. 24.491.02) is a precision-engineered instrument designed for demanding periodontal and surgical procedures. With 4 mm working tips, this instrument delivers controlled, accurate tissue and bone management at the operative site.
Instrument Overview
The Ochsenbein periodontal chisel is a trusted design within periodontal surgery, valued for its angled blade geometry that provides exceptional access to interproximal and subgingival areas. The #4 designation identifies the specific blade size and angulation, making it suitable for targeted osseous recontouring and soft tissue procedures. The 4 mm working tip ensures a focused, efficient cutting edge appropriate for precise clinical application.
Key Features
- Instrument: Periodontal Chisel, Ochsenbein #4
- Working tip size: 4 mm
- Manufacturer: Helmut Zepf (No. 24.491.02)
- Made in Germany — manufactured to rigorous German quality standards
- Engineered for durability, balance, and ergonomic handling
Clinical Application
This periodontal chisel is well-suited for osseous surgery, including reshaping of alveolar bone, interproximal access, and procedures requiring fine blade control. The Ochsenbein design facilitates visibility and instrument stability, supporting consistent clinical outcomes. As a Helmut Zepf instrument made in Germany, it reflects the high manufacturing standards associated with professional-grade dental surgical tools.
Why Choose Helmut Zepf
Helmut Zepf instruments are recognized in dental practice for their precision craftsmanship and reliable performance. The periodontal chisel range reflects the brand's commitment to quality, offering clinicians instruments that maintain sharpness and structural integrity through repeated use and sterilization cycles.
FAQ
What is the Ochsenbein #4 periodontal chisel used for? It is used primarily for osseous recontouring and interproximal access during periodontal surgical procedures.
What is the working tip size of this instrument? The working tips measure 4 mm, providing a focused cutting surface for precision work.
Is this instrument made in Germany? Yes, this Helmut Zepf instrument is made in Germany to professional dental manufacturing standards.
