A dental implant instrument set for vertically displacing sinus mucosa to form a space for bone augmentation comprises a bone drill and a sinus curette. The bone drill includes a drill bit for drilling upwardly a hole at a site of the alveolar bone where a tooth is lost, so as to expose sinus mucosa. The sinus curette includes a holding portion and a curette head portion. The curette head portion has one end provided with a turning part for separating from the alveolar bone and displacing the exposed sinus mucosa inward through the hole drilled by the drill bit, so as to form a space for bone augmentation above the site of the alveolar bone where the tooth is lost. The turning part is arranged to be at a first angle between 45 to 135 degrees with the curette head portion.

An implant surgical instrument for sinus lift technique using hydraulic pressure is provided. The implant surgical instrument for sinus lift technique using hydraulic pressure includes a body portion including a through hole inside and including an adapter outside; a fastening portion connected to one side of the body portion and having a predetermined length and screwed into an implant hole of a perforated maxilla by forming a screw thread on an outer circumferential surface; and a connecting portion connected to and formed on other side of the body portion and connected to a water supply member, wherein a diameter of the through hole disposed inside the connection portion and fastened to the water supply member in a form of a screw to prevent separation is larger than a diameter of the through hole disposed inside the fastening portion.

An accurate and precise surgical guide for dental procedures, especially a procedure involving a subject with few or no teeth as well as methods for making and use of such guides.

Disclosed herein is a “condensing screw for an implant procedure.” A “condensing screw for an implant procedure” of the present invention is provided with: a screw main body which is inserted into an implant planting hole formed by an pilot drilling process, enlarges the implant planting hole to a size large enough to insert an implant fixture, and forms osseodensification regions on the side surfaces and the inside of the implant planting hole; and a shank which extends upward from the screw main body, is coupled to a driving unit, and transmits the torque of the driving unit to the screw main body. The condensing screw can enlarge the implant planting hole and perform the osseodensification process simultaneously, and can be used for maxillary sinus augmentation.

A bone implant and in particular a dental implant having an apical end configured to facilitate placement and stabilization within an implantation site, wherein the distal end of said apical end has a contoured surface, and the apical surface of said apical end has at least one apical surface recess extending toward the coronal part of the implant.

A fastening system that comprises a fastener and a single tool that provides both snugging torque and final tensioning to the fastener assembly, from a single side, with a single operator, with no torque feedback. The fastener comprises a nut and a bolt with a head and a shank extending axially from the head. The shank has at least one threaded portion and at least one splined portion, the splined portion defining the end of the bolt. The splined portion remains connected to the threaded portion after final tensioning. The tool comprises a first socket and a second socket, wherein the first socket is engaged with an outer surface of the nut and the second socket is engaged with the splined portion on the fastener. Snugging torque and final tension are both controlled by the tool.

A novel method for extra-alveolar vertical augmentation utilizing bone graft and low-magnitude high-frequency vibration. Graft material is placed at an extra-alveolar location along the alveolar ridge. The graft can be used alone or formed into a PRF block to help it maintain volumetric shape during the initial healing process. After insertion into the surgical site, the graft can be covered by a barrier, for example a bioactive amnion/chorion barrier. The flaps are then sutured to attempt to obtain primary closure over the graft and barrier. Low-magnitude high-frequency vibration is applied, resulting vertically augmented alveolar bone.

A sinus dental implant includes a main body, an external thread, and a plurality of spiral cutting flutes. The main body has opposite connection end and drilling end. The drilling end has a centered recess surrounded by a drilling zone and communicable with the spiral cutting flutes. The external thread and the spiral cutting flutes are extended in two different spiral directions. The drilling zone is divided by the spiral cutting flutes into a plurality of drilling segments, each of which has two sides located at different heights to thereby include a lower and an upper drilling portion. When the sinus dental implant is implanted into an alveolar hole to contact with a bottom thereof, the lower drilling portions at the drilling end cut the bottom of the alveolar hole slowly, so that the sinus dental implant can drill further in the alveolar hole instead of idling therein.

An implant set device for sinus membrane elevation is provided. Herein, implant set device for sinus membrane elevation includes an initial drill group for an alveolar bone including a multiplicity of initial drills for an alveolar bone, a dilatation drill group for an alveolar bone including a multiplicity of dilatation drills for an alveolar bone, a sinus drill group including a multiplicity of sinus drills, a final drill group including first final drills, and a receiver having a drill region where the drills can be received in a first direction with the effective length increasing in each drill group and the drills can be received in a second direction in which drills of each drill group belonging to the drill group for surgery are arranged in a surgical procedure of the sinus membrane elevation.

An accurate and precise surgical guide for dental procedures, especially a procedure involving a subject with few or no teeth as well as methods for making and use of such guides.