Gallaher Rasp Archives

The Gallaher Rasp is a specialized surgical rasp used primarily in oral and maxillofacial surgery for bone contouring within the oral cavity and maxillary sinus. It typically features a long, slender shaft with a small, angled rasping head, often controlled by a ring handle for leverage. This instrument is designed to smooth sharp bony edges, contour alveolar ridges after extractions, and refine the sinus floor during procedures like sinus lifts or repair of fractures involving the maxilla.

Key Features:

Long, slender shaft with a small, angled rasping head for access to confined oral and sinus areas.
Designed for smoothing bone edges, contouring ridges, and preparing sinus floors.
Commonly used in dental implant surgery (sinus lift), post-extraction ridge preservation, and trauma repair.
Provides controlled bone removal in delicate anatomical spaces.
Durable construction for reliable performance in maxillofacial procedures.
An essential tool for creating optimal bony architecture for prosthetics and healing.