Sinus 7 Small

Kirsch, Sinus 7 SMALL, Plugger 05.0 mm, Spoon 8 x 10 mm,Titanium ZEPF-Line Handle, double-ended

Plugger (5.0 mm): The plugger end is designed for compacting and packing bone graft material into the sinus cavity after the sinus membrane is lifted. The 5.0 mm size allows for precise compaction, ensuring that the graft is securely placed and stabilized.

Spoon (8 x 10 mm): The spoon end is used for scooping and placing the bone graft material into the sinus cavity. The shape and size of the spoon are ideal for handling and placing the material in the most efficient and controlled way.

Titanium ZEPF-Line Handle: The handle is made of high-quality titanium, which offers superior strength, resistance to corrosion, and a lightweight design. The ZEPF-Line handle ensures an ergonomic grip, improving the clinician’s comfort and reducing hand fatigue during longer procedures.

Double-ended Design: This design allows for quick switching between the plugger and spoon, streamlining the procedure without the need to change instruments.

Benefits

The small size and sharp design of the plugger and spoon tips enable highly accurate placement and compaction of bone grafts, improving the success rate of sinus lift surgeries.

Made with titanium, the instrument is resistant to corrosion and wear, ensuring longevity and maintaining performance even after repeated use.

With its double-ended design, the instrument allows for a seamless workflow, eliminating the need to switch between different tools, which can save valuable time during surgery.

The ergonomic titanium handle reduces hand strain, allowing the practitioner to work for extended periods without discomfort, which is essential for precision in delicate procedures.

Ideal for sinus lift procedures, this instrument is specifically designed to handle the delicate nature of the surgery. The spoon and plugger combination makes it versatile for both the placement and compaction of grafting materials.

The SMALL version of the Sinus 7 provides better maneuverability in tight or challenging spaces, especially in patients with limited access to the sinus cavity, improving the overall ease of the procedure.