Sinus 8 Small

Kirsch, Sinus 8 SMALL, convex Plugger 4.5 mm, plane Plugger Ø 2.7 mm

Titanium ZEPF-Line Handle, double-ended

Convex Plugger (4.5 mm): The convex plugger end is designed to help with the compaction of larger amounts of bone graft material into the sinus cavity. Its rounded shape ensures an even distribution and proper compaction in wider spaces of the sinus.

Plane Plugger (Ø 2.7 mm): The plane plugger end is ideal for finer compaction of bone graft material, particularly in smaller, more confined spaces where precision is required. Its flat design provides better control when working in tight areas.

Titanium ZEPF-Line Handle: The handle is made from high-quality titanium, which offers strength, resistance to corrosion, and a lightweight design. The ZEPF-Line handle provides a comfortable and ergonomic grip, reducing hand fatigue during long procedures.

Double-ended Design: The instrument features two functional ends, allowing for easy switching between the convex and plane pluggers without needing to change instruments, which improves the efficiency of the procedure.

The combination of the convex (4.5 mm) and plane (Ø 2.7 mm) pluggers ensures precision in placing and compacting bone graft material. The convex plugger is useful for larger areas, while the plane plugger works well in confined spaces for controlled placement.

The titanium handle offers excellent resistance to corrosion, making the instrument long-lasting and able to withstand the demands of repeated use without losing its functionality.

The ZEPF-Line titanium handle is designed for maximum ergonomic comfort, reducing hand strain and allowing for prolonged use during delicate procedures.

With the double-ended design, the clinician can seamlessly switch between the two pluggers, saving time and avoiding interruptions in the surgical process.

The Sinus 8 SMALL is versatile and adaptable, allowing it to be used for different stages of the sinus lift procedure, from compacting large amounts of graft material to placing fine details in narrow or delicate spaces.

Improved Patient Outcomes: The precise placement of bone grafts enhances the overall stability and success of the sinus lift, improving patient healing and the potential for successful dental implants.