ZAGA # 3 | Maxilla Dissector

A maxilla dissector is an instrument specifically designed for the atraumatic preparation and separation of tissue in the upper jaw (maxilla). It is primarily used in procedures such as zygomatic implant placement or other interventions that require careful tissue dissection in the maxillary region.In cases of advanced maxillary atrophy where conventional dental implants are contraindicated, zygomatic implants offer a viable alternative. These longer implants are anchored in the zygomatic bone, bypassing areas of insufficient bone and ensuring a stable base for fixed prostheses.The ZAGA concept (according to Dr. Aparicio) promotes individualized implant trajectories aligned with the patient’s anatomy, offering predictable outcomes without the need for bone augmentation. When used in conjunction with pterygoid and standard implants, immediate loading is achievable even in the most compromised maxillary situations.Also available in the Zygoma Set 10100-85.