Sinus Osteotomes For Surgical Guides

Description

Sinus Osteotomes For Surgical Guides

A guided sinus osteotome brings the crestal approach into a fully planned workflow. Instead of working freehand, you pass the tip through the guide that already sets your angle. This series is sold by tip diameter. Thus you can match each step to the drill sequence your plan calls for.

Why Guide Compatibility Matters for Crestal Lifts

Digital planning places the implant before surgery begins. However, a crestal sinus lift still needs hand instruments after the drills stop. These osteotomes are intended to work within that guided path. So the angle you planned stays consistent from pilot drill to final tap.

Five Tip Diameters, From 2.0 to 6.0 mm

The catalogue lists five tips:

• 2.0 mm, the narrowest, for an early pass.
• 3.5 mm and 4.3 mm for middle steps.
• 5.0 mm for standard-width fixtures.
• 6.0 mm when the plan calls for a wide implant.

Before ordering, check each diameter against your guide sleeves and drill kit. Then choose the tips that line up with your fixture system.

Ordering Singles or a Full Progression

Some surgeons need only one or two sizes. For instance, a clinic using a single implant line may need just 3.5 mm and 4.3 mm. Others want the whole run for flexibility. Either way, every tip is sold on its own, so you can expand later.

The stainless steel is specified to ASTM F899 for surgical instruments. Next, a United States inspection step checks each osteotome tip before release. Each guided tip carries three years against manufacturing defects, including faults in its finish or shaft. Explore more in Osteotomes, and compare these with our Implant Osteotomes with Depth Stop for freehand cases. You will find ordering answers in the FAQs.

For use by trained implant surgeons and their teams. Shipped without sterilization, so process every tip as our care and sterilization page explains. Carrier timing appears on shipping and delivery.