Magnetic Mallet Infinity Kit

Two kits ten instruments Magnetic Mallet device · Essential Extraction Kit · Silver Osteotome Kit. Extractions, implantology and free-hand crestal sinus lift covered from day one. Extraction Kit Essential Atraumatic extractions made simple Four extractors designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS · for the Magnetic Mallet Four instruments designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS — Extractor 1, Extractor 2, Extractor 3-RVS, and the Third Molar Elevator. A controlled periotomy performed with MAGNETODYNAMICS designed to replace forceps and elevators for anterior, posterior, and third molar extractions, while preserving the alveolar bone for immediate implant placement or socket preservation. Kit Osteotome Silver Bone-preserving site preparation · osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS Six-osteotome kit · 100-P · 160 · 200 · 230 · 330 · 360 · marked depth notches 7.0–15.0 mm Six curved-handle osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS for implant site preparation. The kit applies osseodensification — lateral bone condensation along the planned trajectory — without rotary burs. Each osteotome advances by short axial impulses delivered through the OSSEOTOUCH Magnetic Mallet handpiece, preserving cancellous bone matrix and supporting peri-implant density. The most frequent procedures in the practice. Three clinical capabilities — covered with a single configuration. From extractions to implantology to crestal sinus lift. 01 Atraumatic extractions Residual roots, fragmented teeth, third molars included. Targeted luxation by impulse generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology, designed to help preserve alveolar bone with reduced trauma compared to conventional elevators and luxators. 02 Implant site preparation Osseodensification with progressive-diameter osteotomes. Non-rotary preparation with MAGNETODYNAMICS and no rotary friction heat. Cancellous bone is laterally condensed rather than excavated; bone matrix preserved. 03 Free-hand crestal sinus lift Crestal sinus elevation with the free-hand technique. Minimally invasive approach, manual control of axial advancement, fast post-operative recovery. Subject to clinical judgment and CBCT planning.