Automatic Bone Tack Kit with Tack Remover

By:MCT BIO

Choose either 21 Pack of 3.5mm Short tacks or 4.5mm Long tacks. Additional tacks can be purchased: 4.5mm Tacks or 3.5mm Tacks. More info: Watch a Video of the Automatic Bone Tack

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Effectively secure membranes with the touch of a button with this Automatic Bone Tack kit. The unique handle drives titanium alloy tacks that stabilize the membrane.

Want to see short demo? Watch a Video of the Automatic Bone Tack

Kit includes:

  • Automatic Tack handle, with New Pull Back Mechanism
  • Bone Tac Remover
  • Bone tac case with 21 tacks
  • 21 Titanium Tacks (2.5mm D) - choose either 3.5mm short tacks or 4.5mm Long tacks.
  • Additional tacks can be purchased separately. 4.5mm Tacks or 3.5mm Tacks
  • This Automatic Bone Tack holder is only compatible with MCT tacks

Stabilize the membrane during the suturing process with the bone tac.

Key Features

  • Helps stabilize membranes from moving
  • Reduce dental implant surgery time
  • Screw type tac is recommended for Non-Resorbable membrane
  • Tacks are made of titanium so they do not need to be removed
  • Tacks can be purchased separately

FAQ

Are these tacks compatible with all membranes?

Yes, the tacks can be used to fixate any type of membrane.

How do you remove the tacks?

You can use any dental instrument with a thin flat side to remove the tacks. Gently insert the flat instrument in between the head of the tack and bone and create space. Then grab the tack with a needle holder or alternatively you can use the forceps to grab the tack and pull it out.

How are the bone tacks removed after healing time?

The bone tacks that come with the kit are made of titanium. So you have two options: Option 1. Leave them in. Since the tacks are made of titanium, they do not necessarily need to be removed if you don’t want to remove them. OR Option 2. Remove them. You can use any dental instrument with a thin flat side to remove the tacks. Gently insert the flat instrument in between the head of the tack and bone (just under the tac head) and then wiggle gently to create space between the tack head and the bone. Then grab the tack with a needle holder, pinsette or alternatively you can use the forceps to grab the tack and pull it out.

Automatic Bone Tack Kit on the lower jaw?

Yes, you are correct. Using bone tacks in the mandible is somewhat different because of the dense cortical bone in the mandible. There are 3 options for placing the tacks in the mandible with the Automatic Bone Tack: Use a piezoelectric bur or drill to make a line (i.e. score the cortical bone) where the tacks are going to be inserted. This will allow for easier penetration of the tacks and also create extra blood supply for your GBR. Fire the automatic bone tack kit pull back device twice instead of only once when inserting into the mandible. To do this, you use the tack pull back to insert the tack into the mandible area the first time (it won’t go completely in because of the bone density). Then you remove the instrument, pull back again, place the automatic bone tack kit on the tack, and fire again to fully insert the tack. Use a standard manual tack holder with a mallet to place or simply push the tack further into the mandible.