MediTek Sinus Lift Implant Kit with Bone Spreading Mallet & Cassette
Crestal sinus elevation needs steady hands and instruments that match the sequence you work in. This MediTek sinus lift kit brings the full setup into one autoclavable cassette: five color-coded concave osteotomes, a bone mallet and an amalgam well. It is made for oral surgeons, periodontists and implant dentists who want a ready-to-use set instead of sourcing each piece separately.
What Is Included in This Sinus Lift Kit
- 5 angled dental osteotomes with concave tips (2.6, 3.1, 3.8, 4.5 and 5.0 mm)
- 1 weighted bone mallet hammer
- 1 amalgam well pot for graft material
- 1 stainless steel mesh cassette for cleaning, sterilizing and storage
Everything is made from surgical-grade stainless steel with strong corrosion resistance. The kit suits sinus floor elevation, crestal expansion and maxillary osteotomy work.
Color-Coded Osteotomes for Sinus Lift: Sizes and Uses
Each osteotomes instrument is laser-etched and color-coded by diameter. You can pick the right size at a glance, even with limited chairside time. The sizes follow the gradual widening used in the osteotome technique, where you move from a narrow tip to a wider one after the pilot hole.
- Red, 2.6 mm: first size for the narrow starting site
- Green, 3.1 mm: second step of expansion
- Blue, 3.8 mm: intermediate site preparation
- Black, 4.5 mm: ridge widening
- Orange, 5.0 mm: final expansion for wide-diameter implants
Why Concave Tips Matter
Concave osteotomes for sinus lift work collect bone as you advance and push it toward the sinus floor. That bone acts as a cushion between the tip and the Schneiderian membrane, and the concave shape spreads force over a wider area than a flat tip. Membrane perforation is the main risk of this technique, so tip design is not a small detail.
Angled Shafts for Posterior Access
Sinus lifts are done in the upper back jaw, where access is tight. The angled design gives you a better line of sight and a more natural hand position at the molar and premolar sites.
How the Kit Fits the Crestal Sinus Lift Technique
The osteotome approach was introduced by Dr. Robert Summers in 1994 as a less invasive option than the lateral window. A typical workflow with this kit looks like this:
- Create a pilot hole along the planned implant axis.
- Start with the red 2.6 mm osteotome and tap lightly with the mallet.
- Move up through the sizes in order, controlling depth at every step.
- Use the amalgam well to hold bone graft material or PRF mix, then place it as planned.
Go slowly. Gradual progress with controlled force keeps trauma low and protects the membrane. Case selection also matters. Reports on this technique note that success drops when residual bone height is very low, so check your imaging before choosing a crestal route.
Cassette Built for Cleaning and Sterilizing
The stainless steel mesh cassette has an open grid layout. Water and steam reach every instrument during ultrasonic cleaning, rinsing and high-temperature autoclave cycles. Keeping the set in one cassette also means nothing gets lost between procedures. Always follow your clinic’s reprocessing protocol.
Why Choose This Kit Over Buying Pieces Separately
- Mallet included: some sinus lift kits on the market are sold without one and list it as a separate purchase
- Graft prep built in: the amalgam well saves you from hunting for a mixing vessel mid-procedure
- Clear sizing: color coding reduces mix-ups under pressure
- One cassette: faster setup and simpler tracking
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are sinus lift kits used for?
Sinus lift kits raise the floor of the maxillary sinus so there is enough bone height to place a dental implant in the upper back jaw. This kit is designed for the crestal approach.
Why do osteotomes for sinus lift have concave tips?
The concave tip gathers bone fragments and moves them ahead of the instrument. This lifts the sinus floor gently and lowers the chance of tearing the membrane.
Is a bone mallet included in this sinus lift kit?
Yes. The weighted bone mallet hammer comes in the same cassette as the osteotomes and amalgam well.
What do the colors on the osteotomes mean?
Each color marks a diameter: red 2.6 mm, green 3.1 mm, blue 3.8 mm, black 4.5 mm and orange 5.0 mm.
Can the whole kit be autoclaved?
Yes. The cassette and instruments are made of stainless steel and the cassette is made for ultrasonic cleaning and autoclave sterilization. Follow your standard reprocessing steps.
Can I use this kit for a lateral window sinus lift?
This kit is built for crestal sinus elevation and bone spreading. A lateral window procedure uses different tools, such as window burs and membrane elevators.
Summary
The MediTek Sinus Lift Implant Kit combines five color-coded concave osteotomes, a bone mallet, an amalgam well and an autoclavable cassette in one surgical-grade stainless steel set. Compared with kits that leave out the mallet or give little size guidance, it is complete, easy to identify and ready for crestal sinus elevation. It is a practical choice for dental professionals who want one reliable set for sinus floor elevation and ridge expansion.

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