Instrumentation

Minimally-invasive tooth extraction   easy as 1, 2, 3! The Easy X-TRAC® technique allows you to execute an absolute atraumatic extraction with no rotary movements, zero bone loss, and no post-traumatic swelling. It also gives you the ability to perform an...[more]

Bone expander drills are an alternative to osteotomes for the expansion and condensing of the atrophic mandible and maxilla in preparation for dental implant insertions. Expanders are also an alternative to the maxillary sinus elevation technique. Expanders are driven into...[more]

For precise measuring of bone defects for block grafts, you can’t do better than our Osseous Castroviejo Calipers. Sure, you can spend more, but why? It simply doesn’t make sense when these high-quality calipers are available at such a reasonable price. The caliper has...[more]

For precise measuring of bone defects for block grafts, you can’t do better than our Osseous Castroviejo Calipers. Sure, you can spend more, but why? It simply doesn’t make sense when these high-quality calipers are available at such a reasonable price. The caliper has...[more]

Osseous Calipers - Right-Angled

Measure bone accurately Radiographic markers are an absolute necessity to accurately measure bone. By placing a 5mm stainless steel marking ball in the image, it’s easy to accurately measure the exact amount of bone available for implant placement. Corrections should...[more]

Our suture removal scissors feature a hooked end to easily lift the suture. Two styles are available—straight and angled.

Stainless steel multi-use tissue punches   OTA tissue punches are designed to cut cortical bone and hard tissue. OTA tissue punches come in 8 mm lengths and the following diameters: 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 5.0 mm and 6.0 mm.

Stainless steel multi-use tissue punches   OTA tissue punches are designed to cut cortical bone and hard tissue. OTA tissue punches come in 8 mm lengths and the following diameters: 3.5 mm, 4.0 mm, 5.0 mm and 6.0 mm.

Increased length for perfect positioning

Universal Extended Drills make it significantly easier to place implants between existing teeth. With the ever-increasing complexity and size of newly developed surgical guides, it is becoming even more difficult to work precisely within such limited work space.

Compared to other options for drilling precise osteotomies, these drills provide increased length for positioning implants in places where conventional armamentarium will not reach. The extremely sharp cutting edges and unique shape of these drills allow for precise positioning in the host bone.

Specially designed for the Replace Select System

Only OTA has angled osteotomes with diameters that correspond to the Nobel Biocare Replace Select System. When working in soft bone in the posterior maxilla, angled osteotomes are much easier to use than conventional straight osteotomes. Our set of four osteotomes also includes an autoclavable tray.

Specially designed for the Replace Select System

Only OTA has angled osteotomes with diameters that correspond to the Nobel Biocare Replace Select System. When working in soft bone in the posterior maxilla, angled osteotomes are much easier to use than conventional straight osteotomes. Our set of four osteotomes also includes an autoclavable tray.

Specially designed for the Replace Select System

Not available from Nobel Biocare, our surgical guide pins are an excellent way to avoid implant crowding and achieve precise paralleling with the Replace Select System. Guide pins are color-coded by diameter and sold in sets of six.

Set of 6 (2 of each size) 3.5, 4.3, 5.0

Blocks pain from injections   VibraJect® blocks pain from injections based on the Gate Control theory. The battery operated motor attaches to a conventional syringe causing the needle to vibrate. The high frequency vibration of the needle stimulates the nerve...[more]

Blocks pain from injections   VibraJect® blocks pain from injections based on the Gate Control theory. The battery operated motor attaches to a conventional syringe causing the needle to vibrate. The high frequency vibration of the needle stimulates the nerve...[more]