Surgical & Implant Kits

Sinus-lift, bone-compression and placement kits in cassette-ready sets. Surgical-grade instruments built for sterilisable, repeatable workflows. The range includes straight and offset osteotome sets, trephine bur kits for controlled bone harvesting, autoclavable mixing wells and bur blocks — the supporting cast a surgical column depends on. Instruments are CE-marked Class I, supplied in surgical stainless steel and stocked in Birmingham for same-day dispatch before 14:00, with free UK delivery over £30. The implant-dentistry guides linked below explain osteotome tip geometry, trephine sizing and kit composition before you commit to a set.
Skip to results list
11 items

Filter

Choosing well: related guides

Common questions

Should I buy straight or offset sinus lift osteotomes?

Straight shafts transmit force in line and suit anterior sites with open access. Offset shafts step the working end around the buccal corridor, which is where they earn their place in the posterior maxilla. A full set carries both, pairing each diameter in straight and offset configurations.

What is the difference between concave and convex osteotome tips?

Concave, cupped tips capture and carry bone ahead of the instrument, the classic Summers approach for lifting the membrane with a graft cushion. Convex tips compact laterally as they advance, condensing softer bone to improve primary stability, so a convex set is the condensing counterpart to a concave set.

Which trephine drill size do I need for bone harvesting?

Trephines come in graded diameters so the core size matches the task. A fine-stepped eight-piece set covering 2 to 5.5 mm suits smaller cores, while a larger 3 to 10 mm kit covers bigger harvests. Trephining generates heat, so copious irrigation and controlled speed are essential.