Sinus Lift is a technique that allows the Surgeon to lift the Sinus floor using instruments called Osteotomes so that the implant and additional bone can be placed concurrently.
This technique requires a small pre-existing amount of bone under the maxillary sinus floor, but it is much easier for patients to tolerate than the traditional sinus augmentation surgery

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– Used during dental osteotomy when performing a dental implant surgical procedure.
– Having straight or bayonet-shaped handle leading to round tip at the distal end, marked with graduations to indicate depth differences. Used for ridge expanding, bone condensing and sinus floor elevation procedures.
– Used for Conservative Placement of Maxillary Implants using a “Socket Lift” Procedure Bone Mead Mallet with Nylon Facings to split the Teeth or remove a Bone.
– Superior Surgical Stainless Steel.
– Comes with a Stainless Steel Mesh Instrument Cassette for Sterilization / Autoclave.