Implant Sinus Lift Bone Graft Surgery Kit 22pcs

The Implant Sinus Lift Bone Graft Surgery Kit 22-Piece is a complete, professionally curated collection of surgical instruments precision-engineered for sinus lift, bone graft, and implant surgery procedures. Each of the 22 instruments in this kit is crafted from high-quality surgical-grade stainless steel, delivering exceptional durability, sterility, and ease of use throughout even the most complex implantological procedures.

Ergonomically designed with anti-slip handles and compact organized storage, this kit provides oral surgeons and implantologists with the precision, control, and clinical confidence needed to perform sinus augmentation, bone grafting, and implant site preparation to the highest professional standard. Explore more advanced surgical instrument kits at Oroax.

Clinical Applications

• Sinus Lift Procedures – Elevate the sinus membrane precisely to create adequate space for bone graft material placement.
• Bone Grafting – Place and position bone graft material within the sinus cavity to build sufficient bone volume for implant support.
• Implant Placement – Prepare and finalize the implant site following successful sinus lift and bone grafting procedures.
• Membrane Elevation – Gently and safely lift the sinus membrane without risk of perforation during augmentation procedures.
• Bone Harvesting – Efficiently collect autogenous bone from donor sites for use in grafting procedures.
• Sinus Augmentation – Increase available bone volume in the upper jaw to reliably support long-term dental implants.
• Tissue Management – Handle and manage soft tissues with precision and care throughout sinus lift procedures.
• Perforation Repair – Effectively manage and repair sinus membrane perforations should they occur during surgery.
• Implant Site Preparation – Drill and prepare implant sites accurately following successful bone grafting and sinus augmentation.
• Bone Graft Contouring – Shape and adjust bone graft material precisely to achieve an optimal fit within the sinus cavity.

Key Features

• Comprehensive 22-Piece Set – Contains every essential instrument required for complete sinus lift and bone graft surgical procedures.
• Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel – Each instrument is fabricated from premium corrosion-resistant stainless steel for outstanding longevity and reliable sterility.
• Precision Engineering – Instruments are designed and manufactured to exacting tolerances for maximum accuracy during the most delicate implantological procedures.
• Ergonomic Handle Design – Thoughtfully contoured handles reduce hand fatigue and maintain full clinical control throughout extended surgical sessions.
• Fully Autoclavable – All 22 instruments are autoclave-compatible, ensuring complete sterilization and compliance with international hygiene standards.
• Anti-Slip Handles – Textured grip surfaces provide a secure, confident hold that enhances both precision and procedural safety.
• Compact Organized Storage Case – Instruments are neatly housed in a structured case for easy transport, quick access, and efficient sterilization management.
• Versatile Multi-Technique Use – Suitable for a wide range of sinus lift, bone grafting, and dental implant techniques used in modern implantology.
• CE Certified – Manufactured to meet international medical device standards, ensuring full compliance and clinical confidence.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a sinus lift and why is it necessary?

 It raises the sinus membrane to add bone for supporting upper jaw implants.

Can all patients undergo a sinus lift procedure? 

No, sinus health, overall health, and bone quality determine each patient’s candidacy.

How long does bone graft integration take after a sinus lift? 

Integration typically takes four to nine months before safe implant placement proceeds.

Is the sinus lift procedure painful? 

No, local anesthesia ensures comfort during surgery; postoperative discomfort is manageable with medication.

What are the risks associated with sinus lift surgery? 

Risks include membrane perforation, infection, bleeding, and possible bone graft rejection complications.