Dental Implant Sinus Lift Kit 16pcs

Dental Implant Sinus Lift Kit 16pcs

The Dental Implant Sinus Lift Kit 16pcs (LS9-357A) contains four double-ended osteotome instruments, multiple gold-coated dome-shaped transcrestal osteotome heads in graduated diameters from Ø3.3mm through Ø3.7mm with working depths spanning 6mm to 9mm, depth stops, and protective caps, all housed in a white plastic hinged cassette with a perforated purple acrylic lid. Each double-ended instrument features a blue anodized titanium barrel handle with knurled grip zones, green silicone anti-slip rings at the handle center, and gold TiN-coated angled working tips at both ends.

The 16 Sinus Lift Instruments Set Kit Implant Dental gold TiN coating on all working tips reduces frictional resistance during membrane elevation and provides clear visual contrast against soft tissue and bone during instrumentation. Blue anodized titanium handles minimize instrument weight without sacrificing grip stability during controlled mallet tapping. Green silicone rings prevent rotational slippage under applied force. The white plastic cassette with perforated purple acrylic lid withstands autoclave sterilization at 134°C, maintaining instrument positioning throughout sterilization and sterile field deployment without component displacement.

Oral surgeons, implantologists, and maxillofacial surgeons deploy this kit during maxillary sinus floor elevation procedures in the posterior maxilla where vertical bone height is insufficient for standard implant placement. In the transcrestal Summers osteotome approach, the surgeon prepares an undersized osteotomy, then sequentially advances graduated Dental Implant Sinus Lift Kit 16pcs dome-tipped osteotome heads with controlled mallet increments, hydraulically elevating the Schneiderian membrane and condensing bone apically without lateral window entry. The Sinus lift kit double-ended instruments address membrane elevation and bone compaction within a single instrument change.

Leader Surgical supplies this sinus lift kit understanding that membrane perforation during elevation is the complication surgeons most want to avoid, and that graduated osteotome sizing, reliable tip coating, and organized instrumentation directly reduce that risk at every incremental elevation step.

Is sinus lift required for dental implants?
During a sinus lift, we gently raise the sinus membrane and add bone material to create a strong, stable foundation for your future implant. While not everyone needs a sinus lift, it’s an important part of planning for implants when bone loss is a concern.