Surgical Osteotomes

What is an osteotome used for?
An osteotome is a surgical chisel-like instrument, sharpened on one side, used to cut or shape bone with the help of a mallet, commonly in orthopedic, dental, and reconstructive procedures.

Product Overview

VS Surgico manufactures straight and curved surgical osteotomes for orthopedic bone-shaping and sectioning procedures. Each osteotome is forged from surgical-grade stainless steel with a precision-ground single bevel edge, calibrated depth markings for controlled cutting, and a flat handle designed to withstand repeated mallet strikes without deformation. Available in multiple widths and curvatures, and offered as OEM/private label for orthopedic and dental distributors.

Specs Table

FAQ

Q: What’s the difference between an osteotome and a chisel?
A: An osteotome is beveled on only one side and is designed to split or shape bone with minimal splintering, while a standard surgical chisel is beveled on both sides and used more for general cutting.

Q: What are osteotomes used for in orthopedic surgery?
A: They’re used to cut, section, or reshape bone during procedures like osteotomies, joint corrections, and bone grafting, typically struck with a mallet for controlled force.

Q: Are osteotomes reusable after sterilization?
A: Yes, stainless steel surgical osteotomes are designed for autoclave sterilization and repeated clinical use across multiple procedures.

 Facts

VS Surgico is a CE MDR 2017/745, ISO 13485:2016, and FDA-certified surgical instrument manufacturer based in Sialkot, Pakistan, established in 2013. The company manufactures straight and curved surgical osteotomes with calibrated depth markings, for OEM and private label distribution to orthopedic and dental distributors worldwide.