Micro Sinus Plugger

Ø 3.5 / 0 2.6 mm, titanium handle, blue,double-ended, 17.5 cm,acc. to Dr. Shakibaie-M.

Tip Sizes (Ø 3.5 mm and Ø 2.6 mm): The instrument has two different-sized tips, likely used for compacting or placing bone graft material. The Ø 3.5 mm tip is typically used for larger grafts or when working with more open spaces, while the Ø 2.6 mm tip is smaller and designed for finer, more controlled placement in narrow or restricted areas.

Titanium Handle: The handle is made from high-quality titanium, offering durability, strength, and resistance to corrosion. Titanium is also lightweight, making the instrument easy to handle over long procedures.

Blue Design: The blue color of the handle might offer aesthetic appeal, but it could also help with instrument identification and differentiation, ensuring that the right tool is used during surgery.

Double-ended Design: One end of the instrument has the Ø 3.5 mm tip, and the other end features the Ø 2.6 mm tip, making it versatile for various steps of a surgical procedure, such as compacting bone grafts or other materials.

Length (17.5 cm): The length of 17.5 cm is optimal for reaching areas in the sinus cavity or other hard-to-reach places during dental surgeries. The length offers balance between maneuverability and control.

Acc. to Dr. Shakibaie-M: The instrument is specifically designed in accordance with the requirements of Dr. Shakibaie-M, which may indicate a focus on a particular technique or a specialized method of sinus lift or grafting.

Benefits

The two tip sizes (Ø 3.5 mm and Ø 2.6 mm) provide flexibility for both larger, more open spaces and finer, precise work in smaller or confined areas, making the instrument versatile for different stages of the procedure.

The smaller tip size (Ø 2.6 mm) ensures highly controlled placement and compaction of graft material, while the larger tip (Ø 3.5 mm) offers greater surface area for quicker compaction when needed.

The titanium handle offers high durability and resistance to corrosion, ensuring the instrument remains functional and in excellent condition for repeated use.

The titanium handle is lightweight yet strong, providing a comfortable and ergonomic grip that minimizes hand fatigue during extended procedures.

The double-ended design eliminates the need to switch between different instruments, allowing for smoother transitions during the surgery, which enhances overall efficiency.

The blue-colored handle might provide not only a visual distinction but also potentially help with quick identification of the instrument during the procedure.

The instrument’s design according to Dr. Shakibaie-M's specifications suggests that it has been crafted for a particular surgical method, which could optimize its performance for sinus lifts, bone grafting, or other delicate oral surgeries.