Magnetic Mallet

Non-rotary surgery using MAGNETODYNAMICS · bone-preserving site preparation

10+ years on the U.S. market · Calibrated 80-microsecond impulse · 4 force levels · 1 mm per impulse

A calibrated magnetic impulse transfers controlled axial force to interchangeable surgical instruments — without rotary cutting and without rotary friction heat in the phase using MAGNETODYNAMICS. Bone is laterally displaced, not removed. Predictable, controllable, repeatable osteotomy.

Rotary preparation
removes what you want to keep

Conventional rotary drilling excavates bone, generates frictional heat at the bone-bur interface, and requires irrigation that can wash away osteogenic factors. In low-density (D3–D4) maxillary bone, every micron removed is a micron lost — and the trajectory is committed the moment the cortical entry is taken.

Preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS
displaces, doesn't remove

A calibrated 80-microsecond magnetic impulse transfers controlled axial force. Bone is laterally displaced rather than excavated — the matrix at the surgical site is conserved. No rotation, no rotary friction heat in the phase using MAGNETODYNAMICS. The trajectory can typically be corrected mid-osteotomy.

Predictable. Controllable.
Safe.

The clinical case for the Magnetic Mallet rests on three pillars — not on a single feature.