Core Product Information

The DASK Bone Lift Kit is a specialized tool designed for minimally invasive maxillary sinus lift surgery, also known as a bone chisel-type sinus floor lift kit. Using bone chisels/lifters of different sizes, it allows for a safe lifting of the maxillary sinus floor mucosa and implantation of bone replacement material through the alveolar ridge crest approach, without flap elevation or with minimally invasive flap elevation, creating sufficient bone height for implant placement.

Features and Advantages:

Graded Lifting Design

Five lifters of different sizes are included to accommodate implant cavities of varying diameters, allowing for gradual and controlled lifting of the sinus floor, significantly reducing the risk of mucosal perforation.

Ergonomic Handle

The non-slip, frosted handle design provides a stable and effortless grip, facilitating precise control of striking force and direction, and providing a comfortable operating experience.

Precision Working End

The tip features graduations and a non-slip texture, facilitating intraoperative assessment of the lifting depth; the curved design adapts to different angles of the maxillary sinus floor, conforming to the bone surface and improving efficiency.

Medical-grade material

The working end is made of high-strength medical-grade stainless steel, which is corrosion-resistant, wear-resistant, and can be repeatedly sterilized under high temperature and pressure, ensuring a long service life.

Dedicated sterilization box

A perforated aluminum alloy storage box with compartmentalized instrument fixation, facilitating intraoperative retrieval and meeting clinical aseptic disinfection management requirements.

Application scenarios

Sinus lift surgery for maxillary sinus areas with insufficient bone height in the posterior maxillary region (usually ≥4-6mm remaining bone height); Minimally invasive implantation, flapless implantation cases, reducing trauma and postoperative reactions compared to traditional external lifts; Increased sinus floor bone volume during simultaneous implant placement, improving initial implant stability; For sites with mild bone deficiency, replacing traditional external lifts and shortening the treatment cycle; Cases with complex maxillary sinus floor anatomy and relatively flat sinus floors.