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- "Bone Rongeur" ​​or "bone Rongeur" ​​is a medical instrument commonly used in dentistry and surgery to cut and grind unnecessary bone fragments or excess bone tissue. This is one of the important tools to adjust the shape and structure of bones during dental interventions or surgeries related to bones.

- Design: Bone cutters are designed like pliers, with two parallel rods and a bone crushing head at either end. The bone crushing head has a sharp blade and is designed to cut and crush bone fragments accurately and efficiently.

- Function: Bone forceps are used to remove unnecessary bone fragments during surgery or to adjust the shape of bones. This helps create space for other interventions and achieve the desired results.

- Usage: The doctor will hold the bone cutter and apply force to cut or crush unnecessary bone fragments. The sharp bone crushing head helps to perform precise operations and ensure efficiency in the bone removal process.