Misch Sinus Lift Instrument

Description

Misch Sinus Lift Instrument

Sinus augmentation succeeds or fails on how gently the surgeon handles the membrane. The misch sinus lift instrument is one of the patterns surgeons use to free that membrane from the sinus floor. Our supplier lists it as Misch-Sinus-1 among its sinus lift instruments, and it gives the product size as 3 mm. It comes in one version.

What the Misch-Sinus-1 Pattern Is For

Once the surgeon opens a lateral window, the next task is to lift the thin Schneiderian membrane intact. A dedicated sinus instrument follows the bony walls under the membrane. Therefore it can release the lining without puncturing it. Also, the Misch pattern is one of several shapes the catalogue lists for this stage.

The Listed 3 mm Size

For example, the size attribute for this item reads 3 mm. However, the catalogue does not state which part of the tip that figure describes. So please review the product photo, and compare it with the window sizes you typically prepare. We are happy to answer questions before you order.

Using It With Other Sinus Patterns

In practice, most surgeons work through a sequence of sinus instruments with different curves. First, a smaller tip starts the release at the window margin. Then broader or more angled patterns extend it along the floor and walls. In addition, the Pikos and Mills patterns in the same catalogue section offer alternative shapes.

Inspection, Delivery and Warranty

This instrument is stainless steel, and our US quality team checks the tip before it ships. Because it ships non-sterile, clean the curved end with care and then autoclave it. On this Misch pattern, our assurance covers three years against manufacturing defects.

For reference, the steel matches ASTM F899. You can also find more sinus tools in our Dental Implant Instruments category. The Misch Sinus Retractor holds the flap clear of the window. See the FAQs for ordering answers.

For trained implant and oral surgeons only. Our sterilization instructions and shipping overview explain the next steps.