Implantology

Instruments for dental implants

Dental implant instruments are used during a variety of endosteal and subperiosteal implantation procedures, as well as in rebuilding the jawbone, including bone augmentation, sinus lift, and ridge expansion. Surgical instruments for dental implants enable these procedures to be performed.

Types of dental implant instruments

Our different dental implant instruments range from sinus lift instruments to osteotomes, and they are all designed to assist you in the correct placement of implants. All implant instruments from Sordent are autoclavable. In addition, our sinus lift instruments are available with ergonomic handles to increase user comfort.

Use dental implant instruments to prepare sites for an implant. Our tools are made of stainless steel for long life and durability. Double-ended, pointed sickle-shaped tips provide you with extreme comfort and increased efficiency. When you use different implant tools together, such as hammers and chisels, you can do everything from splitting to reshaping or removing teeth or bones.

At Sordent, we offer a wide range of dental implant instruments:

• Implant calipers: measures bones, teeth, and spaces between teeth.
• Sinus lift instruments: Elevates the Schneider membrane during sinus lift procedures to prepare the area for the implant.
• Implant probes: measures depth specifically for implantology.
• Periotomes: cuts periodontal ligaments from the tooth to perform atraumatic extraction.
• Pluggers: Creates better stability for implants by condensing bone during bone grafting.
• Mallets: splits, shapes, or removes teeth or bone in combination with a chisel.
• Curettes: Elevates and lifts the Schneider membrane to prepare the area for an implant, and also performs scraping.
• Lifters: also lifts or moves the Schneider membrane during sinus lifts.