A cervical bone screw (self-drilling & self-tapping) is a specialized fixation screw used in anterior cervical plate systems and other cervical spine implants. It is engineered with a self-drilling tip, enabling it to penetrate bone without the need for pre-drilling, and self-tapping threads, which create threads within the bone during insertion.

This dual functionality simplifies the surgical procedure, reduces operative time, and minimizes the need for additional instruments, making it highly efficient for surgeons. The screw is designed to provide strong bone purchase and reliable fixation, ensuring stability of the implant and supporting successful fusion.

Manufactured from medical-grade titanium or titanium alloy, cervical bone screws offer excellent strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility. Their design may include locking or variable-angle options, allowing compatibility with different plate systems and accommodating anatomical variations.

These screws are widely used in anterior cervical discectomy and fusion (ACDF), trauma fixation, and degenerative spine conditions, where secure anchorage and ease of insertion are essential.

🔹 Key Features

• Self-drilling tip (no pre-drilling required)
• Self-tapping threads for efficient insertion
• Strong and secure bone fixation
• Reduces surgical steps and time
• Compatible with cervical plate systems
• Made from titanium or titanium alloy

🔹 Common Applications

• Anterior cervical plate fixation
• ACDF procedures
• Cervical trauma and instability
• Degenerative cervical spine conditions