Description

Conodent Osteotome Convex Straight Set (Model: CDT-F-248)

Premium 5-Piece Convex Bone Expansion & Condensation System

Product Overview

The Conodent Osteotome Convex Straight Set (Model: CDT-F-248) is a premium surgical kit consisting of 5 sequentially sized instruments engineered for internal bone expansion, localized ridge compaction, and site preparation in implantology. Featuring an apical convex (dome-shaped) tip integrated onto a straight shaft body, this set is designed primarily for manipulating low-density cancellous bone in high-visibility regions, such as the anterior maxilla and mandible.

During site preparation in narrow ridges or soft bone (Type III and IV), using standard rotary drills removes valuable bone mass and can jeopardize immediate primary stability. The CDT-F-248 layout allows clinicians to preserve and compress autogenous bone outward against the osteotomy walls, increasing local bone density. The inline, straight shaft design ensures a direct path of insertion and optimal tactile feedback along the mid-axial alignment of the ridge.

Kit Configuration & Sequential Sizing

The 5-piece configuration scales across standard progressive tip diameters to facilitate safe, step-by-step site widening while preserving the buccal and lingual cortical plates:

• 2.6 mm Osteotome: 1x Convex Straight — Pilot site guidance, initial tracking, and localized bone condensing.

• 3.1 mm Osteotome: 1x Convex Straight — Intermediate site expansion and baseline dilation.

• 3.8 mm Osteotome: 1x Convex Straight — Standard platform widening (optimized for matching ~3.5–4.0 mm implant profiles).

• 4.5 mm Osteotome: 1x Convex Straight — Wide-platform site preparation.

• 5.0 mm Osteotome: 1x Convex Straight — Large-diameter site dilation for wider restorative platforms.

Technical Specifications

Core Design Features & Clinical Benefits

• Lateral Compacting Convex Tips: The dome-shaped geometry displaces trabecular bone laterally rather than apically. As the instrument is advanced via manual pressure or controlled mallet strikes, it packs soft bone crystals against the lateral walls of the socket, creating a denser, more secure seat for the fixture.

• Straight Shaft Inline Alignment: The completely straight profile provides excellent vector translation and maximum tactile feedback. It allows the surgeon to feel bone density variations directly, ensuring precise axial control in the anterior and premolar regions.

• Calibrated Laser Depth Benchmarks: Features high-visibility laser markings etched at standard implant length benchmarks (8 mm, 10 mm, 13 mm, 15 mm, and 17 mm). This provides real-time depth monitoring during intraosseous advancement without needing separate depth indicators.

• Impact-Resistant Handle & Cap: Built from a unified core of tempered surgical steel to withstand repeated mallet impacts without structural mushrooming, micro-cracking, or hand fatigue.

Primary Clinical Applications

• Lateral Alveolar Ridge Expansion: Safely widening thin, narrow edentulous ridges in the anterior arches by expanding the cortical plate outward without generating frictional heat.

• Bone Condensation (Anterior Maxilla): Compacting loose or soft trabecular matrix bone to dramatically improve the initial primary stability of immediate or delayed dental implants.

• Ridge Flaring: Preparing bone to accept a slightly wider fixture platform than the natural ridge morphology would typically allow.