SINUS LIFT ELEVATOR Blue Titanium set

The Sinus Lift Elevator Blue Titanium Set (Articles LS9-158 through LS9-161) comprises four double-ended sinus lift elevators, each carrying blue titanium nitride-coated working ends deposited via physical vapor deposition over medical-grade stainless steel. LS9-158 features a shallow curved tip paired with a long thin curved end. LS9-159 carries a slightly deeper curve on the primary end. LS9-160 presents a broader hooked profile, and LS9-161 delivers the deepest broad hook geometry, all paired with long curved thin elevator tips on the opposing end for posterior sinus wall access.

Blue titanium nitride coating achieves a surface hardness of approximately 2,300 HV, substantially exceeding bare stainless steel, which protects tip geometry across repeated membrane elevation cycles. The coating is biocompatible, non-reactive, and maintains adhesion integrity through autoclave sterilization at 134°C under pre-vacuum steam cycles. Each instrument’s fully knurled stainless-steel handle spans the complete grip length, providing stable rotational control during angled membrane detachment. The dual-end configuration covers two distinct access angles per instrument without tray interruption.

An oral and maxillofacial surgeon or implantologist deploys this Sinus Lift Elevator Blue Titanium Set during lateral window sinus floor augmentation. The surgeon begins with LS9-158’s shallow tip for initial anteroinferior membrane detachment, advances through LS9-159 and LS9-160 for mid-zone elevation, then applies LS9-161’s deep broad hook to fully reflect the Schneiderian membrane along posterior and superior sinus wall zones before bone graft condensation.

Surgeons sourcing Sinus Lift Elevators 2-Blue Titanium or a complete Sinus Lift Elevators Kit 5Pcs-Blue Titanium will find that Leader Surgical has structured this four-instrument blue titanium elevator sequence around genuine anatomical progression, each successive hook depth addressing a deeper membrane reflection zone so no sinus wall surface is left unreached.

What are the specific roles of the different elevators?
A standard kit typically includes multiple elevators (often numbered #1 through #4) with varying angulations and tip shapes (round or blunt) to access different areas of the sinus floor. It also commonly includes a bone packer for condensing graft material.