Osteotomes for Implantology

Osteotomes for Implantology

Dental osteotomes are tapping instruments used to prepare implant sites by condensing and expanding bone rather than removing it. They are also used for crestal (osteotome) sinus floor elevation.

Products in This Category

• Medoss osteotome for sinus elevation: Concave tip for lifting the sinus floor.
• Medoss condensing osteotome: Condenses soft bone laterally to improve implant stability.
• Implant site dilatator: Expands the osteotomy gradually.

How to Choose Osteotomes for Implantology

• Use graduated sizes that match your implant diameters.
• Choose concave tips for sinus elevation and convex tips for condensing.
• Pair with a suitable mallet.
• Confirm the manufacturer’s documentation and certifications, and follow a proper cleaning and sterilization guide.

Related Dental Instruments

Use with an implantology mallet and see the osteotome kit in implantology sets.

FAQs

What is an osteotome used for in implant dentistry?

It condenses and expands bone to prepare an implant site and can lift the sinus floor through the crest.

What is the difference between a condensing and a sinus elevation osteotome?

A condensing osteotome compacts bone sideways; a sinus elevation osteotome has a concave tip to push bone and the sinus membrane upward.

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