• Purpose-built sinus lift instrument configuration for separating and elevating the Schneiderian membrane during sinus augmentation procedures.
• Contoured working end is intended for controlled membrane separation and elevation during sinus-lift procedures.
• Precision-finished working area supports controlled clinical handling.
• Constructed from stainless steel for professional reusable use.
• Balanced instrument geometry supports dependable hand control during routine procedures.
• Smooth, cleanable surfaces support standard dental instrument reprocessing.
• Suitable for repeated use when inspected, cleaned and sterilized according to validated clinic protocols.

GDC Sinus Lift Instrument 3 (IMPSL3) is designed for professional dental use where controlled handling and precise instrument positioning are important. Its working form supports separating and elevating the Schneiderian membrane during sinus augmentation procedures. The model code IMPSL3 identifies the exact GDC configuration for ordering and clinical set management.

Constructed from stainless steel, the instrument is intended for repeated professional use when correctly cleaned, inspected and sterilized. Before each procedure, confirm that the working end, joint and handle surfaces are intact and functioning smoothly. After use, remove debris promptly, clean and dry the instrument thoroughly, process it using a validated dental instrument sterilization protocol, and store it in a protected cassette or tray.

• Product Type: Sinus Lift Instrument
• Model / Code: IMPSL3
• Material: Stainless steel
• Primary Use: Separating and elevating the schneiderian membrane during sinus augmentation procedures
• Reusability: Reusable professional dental instrument

1 Pack Contains:
• 1 × GDC Sinus Lift Instrument 3 (IMPSL3)

1. Inspect the instrument and confirm the working end is clean, intact and suitable for the planned sinus-lift procedure.
2. Clean and sterilize the instrument using the clinic's validated reusable-instrument protocol before use.
3. After surgical access is established, introduce the working end carefully to the intended sinus-floor area.
4. Use controlled, gentle movements to separate and elevate the Schneiderian membrane according to the clinician's technique.
5. Avoid excessive leverage or force; withdraw the instrument if resistance is unexpected and reassess the surgical site.
6. After use, remove debris promptly, clean, dry, sterilize and store the instrument in a protected tray or cassette.

Manufactured by: GDC Fine Crafted Dental Pvt. Ltd.; Country: India

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