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Osteotomes

An osteotome cuts bone. The distinction from a chisel is the bevel: an osteotome is bevelled on both sides and drives straight through bone, while a chisel is bevelled on one side only and will deflect along the cut. That difference is why an osteotome is used for controlled sectioning and a chisel for shaping and paring.Orthopaedic patternsLambotte is the general-purpose straight osteotome, stocked here in full and mini sizes. Hibbs is the spinal pattern, available across a range of blade widths from 6 mm upward. Smith-Petersen, Stille and Hoke vary blade width, curve and shank length. Lexer handles in artificial wood absorb mallet impact.Dental and implant patternsSinus lift osteotomes — concave-tipped, in straight and offset shanks — are used to elevate the sinus floor during crestal approach augmentation. Bone spreading osteotomes expand a narrow ridge to receive an implant rather than removing bone, in patterns for soft bone and for tapered implants.

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