<p style="text-align:justify">Dental Osteotomes are effectively used to enhance the placement of dental implants. The name itself denotes the meaning of work, which means it is a bone-deforming or bone-cutting instrument.</p>

<p style="text-align:justify"><strong>These cutting instruments have the following patterns:</strong><br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Ridge Spreader<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Long Offset Handle Concave Pattern<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Long Offset Handle Convex Pattern&nbsp;<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Short Offset Handle Concave Pattern<br />
&bull; &nbsp; &nbsp;Short Straight Handle Concave Pattern&nbsp;</p>

<p style="text-align:justify">The instrument generally features a wedge shape with varying steepness of tape and one working end. A long metal shank provides a firm grip to the users. As a bone manipulating instrument, this tool acts as a catalyst in preparing the bone for the implanting procedures. One of the major features of this handheld instrument is_it doesn&rsquo;t produce heat. Which increases the comfort for the surgeons as well as the control over the maxillary technique. Additionally, variations include flat blades, cupped or D-shaped ends, and pointed tips. Different configurations are useful in compressing, cutting, or deforming the bone during implant surgery.</p>

<p style="text-align:justify">We offer multiple variations in these instruments. For instance, dental osteotomes with a concave pattern lift the socket in sinus-lift treatments. This also has a stopper. &nbsp;Meanwhile, the convex design is used to work on bone density. So, let us complete your surgical kit_and perform your surgical procedures in a seamless manner.&nbsp;<br />
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