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The sinus lifts surgical kit is a lightweight, well-balanced set of surgical instruments for sinus lift procedures. If back teeth are to get replaced after having been missing for a long time, the sinus cavity encompasses a tendency to become pneumatized or "bubble down. Implants won't find adequate bony support they have from the sinus floor. For successful implantation, considerably more bone is required. For making up this missing bone there's a typical procedure which will be done to make additional bone height and lead to an adequate receptive site to put a tooth implant and return the choice of getting attached permanent teeth again. Sinus lifting procedures as of today supporting different techniques, suiting the clinician's favorite/needed approach (Crestal or Lateral) and guaranteeing simple and intuitive surgical systems with maximal safety.

The Component:

Guide Drill (RPM 800-1000): Making the first hole to the point of perforation on the cortical bone before the main drilling
CrestaI Reamer (RPM 500-800): The Flatted end tip of the crestal reamer minimizes damage to the membrane.
Bone Carrier (Crestal): In the case of crestal approach sinus lift, inserting the bone graft inside of the maxillary sinus with the bone condenser.
Window Drill (RPM 800-1000): 1. When attempting the window perforation of the cartilage of the maxillary sinus, these make it easy to find centering of a bone hole made by the crestal reamer.


There are 0.5mm sequential differences (1 mm-3mm) that are able to make the window perforation easier.
Lateral Drill (RPM 200-1500): 1. Not in the case of using window drills, use creating window perforation easier and safer.


2 steps stopper provides more precision perforation to minimize damage to the membrane.
Side Cutter: Use this instrument, in case of the window cutting surface, is not flat or/and rugged.
Aqua Tip: To elevate the separated membrane from the maxillary bone, use to connect with silicone tube and syringe for injecting the saline solution.
Bone Carrier (Lateral): In the case of the lateral approach sinus lift, inserting the bone graft inside of the maxillary sinus with the bone condenser.
Bone Condenser/Depth Gauge: 1. Measure the elevated depth of the membrane through the band marking and using stoppers.


To push the bone graft to the inside of the maxillary sinus.
Stopper: 1. Connecting with a drill to drill to the same length of the cartilage height of maxillary sinus which is measured by CT


Connecting with the depth gauge to measure the depth of the elevated membrane


Feature of Total Sinus Kit:

-The most advanced, safe and simple way for all sinus lift techniques
Open and closed techniques
Excellent in safety, simple operation, and visual convenience