OsseoSure
The piston-driven mechanical osteotome: the IDES 2026 lecture, the science, the instruments, the protocols and the cases
Open the shelfKnowledge Bank · start here
The IDES 2026 lecture, three pain points, the brochure
- Welcome to the OsseoSure Knowledge Bank
- The IDES 2026 lecture
- Three pain points in implant dentistry
- The OsseoSure brochure
Start here
Introduction, instrument catalogue, the matrix
- OsseoSure · introduction
- Instrument catalogue · P, C, A, CF, AF and F1 series
- The spatiotemporal matrix
- How osteotomes should not be used · part 1
Philosophy
Preserve and perform, the spatial matrix, the operator gradient
- Preserve and Perform
- The Unified Principle: The OsseoSure Philosophy
- The OsseoSure spatial matrix
- Bone manipulation by quality and quantity
- Why Manual Skill Still Matters — and Why OsseoSure Honours It
- The operator-controlled gradient
Science
Biomechanics, tip geometry, biology and anatomy
- Force vs Pressure: The Foundation
- The Importance of Time: Impact Duration and the Energy Equation
- Constant vs gradient fields
- The lurch effect and the taper brake
- The Geometry Question: Why Tip Design Matters More Than the Driver
- The geometry matrix: radial force distribution
- The 2 mm sinus floor: a decisive structural test
- Implant geometry as a structural safety feature
- Ridge expansion: reorganising bone architecture
- The Biology Behind OsseoSure: From Wolff's Law to the Regional Acceleratory Phenomenon
- The Schneiderian Membrane: Why Gentle Force Reflects It So Easily
Instruments in detail
The tips in 3D, the extraction tip, the C40 taper
- The CF series in 3D
- P1 · C 4.0 · CF 4.0
- The OsseoSure extraction tip
- One continuous taper · C 4.0
- Mechanical or manual?
Instrument tips
Every tip in motion
- Tip · A 3.2
- Tip · A 3.6
- Tip · A 4.0
- Tip · AF 3.2
- Tip · AF 3.6
- Tip · AF 4.0
- Tip · C 2.8
- Tip · C 3.2
- Tip · C 3.6
- Tip · C 4.0
- Tip · CF 2.8A
- Tip · CF 3.2
- Tip · CF 3.6
- Tip · CF 4.0
- Tip · F1
- Tip · Handle
- Tip · P2
Protocols
Extraction, narrow ridge and indirect sinus, step by step
Cases
Atraumatic extraction, ridge split, indirect sinus
- Atraumatic extraction · badly broken upper left canine
- Atraumatic extraction · broken upper canine root (Periotome F1)
- Atraumatic extraction · upper lateral incisor next to implants
- Atraumatic extraction · root canal treated upper right first premolar
- Atraumatic extraction · fractured lower right first molar
- Atraumatic extraction · root canal treated lower right second molar
- Atraumatic extraction · lower left
- Ridge split · upper right lateral incisor, 2 mm crestal width
- Ridge split · lateral incisor
- Ridge split · upper lateral incisor (short)
- Indirect sinus lift in soft bone
- OsseoSure case · step by step
- OsseoSure case · short clip
Case stories
Before and after, in Dr Kedar's voice
- Extraction of badly broken down root canal treated upper right canine
- Extraction of badly broken down root canal treated upper left lateral incisor
- Atraumatic Extraction of Badly broken down root canal treated Lower left first molar
- Narrow and soft bone
- Atraumatic Extraction of Badly Broken Upper Left Canine
- Atraumatic extraction of Fractured Lower Right First molar
- Atraumatic extraction in badly broken down root canal treated lower right second molar
- Ridge split and expansion, years before OsseoSure existed
- Ridge Split in 2.3 mm bone and Indirect Sinus in 1.46 mm bone
- Ridge Split in 4.9 mm bone width with angulation correction for perfect Aesthetic outcome
- Bone expansion in 2,8 mm crestal width
- Bone Expansio in Lower right first molar with Crestal width of 4.5 mm
- Rehabilitation of Atrophic Right Maxilla
- Indirect sinus lift in 2 mm under the sinus
- Indirect Sinus Lift in 0.7 mm bone 4 years follow up
- 2.5 mm bone indirect sinus
- Indirect sinus lift in 1.26 mm bone (CBCT)
- 2.00 mm available bone under the sinus in Upper left first molar
- Indirect Sinus in 3.5 mm of available boneunder sinus
- Graft less Indirect sinus in soft bone
- Indirect sinus lift by our student
Publications
The 2014 paper, the patents, the lectures
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