About Dental Sinus Lift Instrument Kits
When there is too little bone under the sinus for an implant, the sinus floor membrane can be lifted and graft material placed beneath it. There are two main approaches. In the crestal approach, the sinus floor is reached through the implant site from the top of the ridge. In the lateral approach, a small window is opened in the side wall of the sinus. Our kits cover one or both approaches.
Kit options
- 14-piece sinus lift kit: four hand instruments with blue grips, three crestal drills (3.3, 3.7 and 3.3 mm positions), two lateral diamond burs, one window bur and four depth stoppers (L10.6, L12.6, L14.6 and L18.6 mm), in a cassette.
- Crestal elevation drill and stopper kit: the three crestal drills, two diamond burs and four depth stoppers, in a holder.
- 8-piece lateral approach kit: eight diamond-coated drills in a storage box.
- 28-piece sinus master kit: a larger kit with instruments for both approaches.
We send an itemised list for the kit you choose, with the sizes of each drill and bur.
Depth stoppers
Stoppers fit onto the crestal drills and limit how deep they go. The labels L10.6 to L18.6 mm identify each stopper; we confirm the drilling depth each one gives with your drill in your quotation.
Ordering
- Choose the kit option; contents are confirmed in your quotation.
- Evaluation samples are available.
Care
Clean the drills, burs and hand instruments straight after use, check cutting surfaces for wear and return each piece to its place. Follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.
For osteotome-style sinus lifting, see our mushroom sinus lift elevator set and offset concave osteotome set.
