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  • SafeScraper TWIST (3-Pack)

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Bone Harvesting

Harvesting Innovation For Your Regenerative Needs

Geistlich SafeScraper Twist®

Combining Versatility and Flexibility

SafeScraper TWIST provides an easy method for harvesting autogenous cortical bone for use in grafted sites with a minimally invasive technique.


  • Curved tip facilitates easy access to donor sites which makes it ideal for both minor and major harvesting procedures 
  • Ergonomic design provides excellent control during the harvesting procedure
  • Quality of harvested bone means presence of many viable osteocytes, and also osteoblasts, osteoclasts, and osteoprogenitor cells1
  • Promotes graft acceptance, neovascularization and bone regeneration2,3
  • Collection chamber capacity: 2.5 cc

Geistlich SafeScraper Twist®

Extra Volume Version of the SafeScraper Twist


  • Same performance while collecting larger bone volume
  • Redesigned blade with double grooves in the blade allow for three collecting surfaces
    • Cutting performance reduces patient discomfort
  • The VOLUMIZER continues to provide the established benefits of the proven SAFESCRAPER TWIST curve:
    • Curved tip facilitates easy access to donor sites which makes it ideal for both minor and major harvesting procedures
    • Ergonomic design provides excellent control during the harvesting procedure
    • Collection chamber capacity: 2.5 cc
Geistlich Micross®

Enhanced Performance and Efficiency

Micross is a minimally invasive autogenous bone collector which allows clinicians to harvest bone better in narrow, difficult-to-reach areas.


  • Exclusive micro-blade allows easy bone collection
  • Narrow profile provides the ability for bone collection at the defect site
  • Designed for tunneling surgical techniques, minimizing patient discomfort
  • Collection chamber capacity – 0.25 cc

SafeScraper Twist
Micross

  1. Zaffe D, D’Avenia F: Clin Oral Implants Res 2007; 18 (4): 525-33. (Clinical study)
  2. Righesso, L A R et al. “Dynamic contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance imaging for monitoring neovascularization during bone regeneration-a randomized in vivo study in rabbits.” Clinical oral investigations vol. 25,10 (2021): 5843-5854. doi:10.1007/s00784-021-03889-6
  3. Zaffe, Davide, and Ferdinando D’Avenia. “A novel bone scraper for intraoral harvesting: a device for filling small bone defects.” Clinical oral implants research vol. 18,4 (2007): 525-33. doi:10.1111/j.1600-0501.2007.01368.x