Product Description
Surgical Drill Stopper
The Surgical Drill Stopper is a precision depth-control accessory designed for use with dental implant surgical drills ranging from 2.0 mm to 5.3 mm in diameter. Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, the stopper is designed to provide accurate drilling depth control during osteotomy preparation and implant surgery procedures.
The stopper is constructed as a hollow cylindrical sleeve that is securely positioned on the working end of a compatible surgical drill. Once installed, it limits drill penetration and helps prevent over-preparation of the osteotomy site, improving surgical accuracy and patient safety.
The Surgical Drill Stopper is an essential component for implant placement procedures requiring precise drilling depths and predictable implant positioning.
Features and Benefits
1. Precise Depth Control
- Limits drill penetration to the selected drilling depth.
- Helps prevent over-drilling of the osteotomy.
- Supports accurate implant site preparation.
2. Enhanced Surgical Safety
- Reduces the risk of excessive bone preparation.
- Assists in protecting critical anatomical structures.
- Provides greater confidence during implant surgery.
3. Durable Construction
- Manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel.
- Resistant to corrosion and repeated sterilization cycles.
- Designed for long-term clinical use.
4. Easy Installation
- Quickly attaches to compatible surgical drills.
- Secure fit during drilling procedures.
- Easy to remove and clean after use.
Technical Specifications
- Product Type: Surgical Drill Stopper
- Material: Medical-Grade Stainless Steel
- Design: Hollow Cylindrical Stopper
- Compatible Drill Diameters: 2.0 mm to 5.3 mm
- Reusable: Yes
- Sterilization Method: Steam Autoclave
Clinical Applications
- Dental implant osteotomy preparation
- Guided implant surgery
- Conventional implant surgery
- Bone drilling procedures
- Precise depth-controlled implant placement
- Oral surgery procedures
Compatibility
- Compatible with surgical bone drills ranging from: 2.0 mm diameter up to 5.3 mm diameter
- Including compatible DMi surgical drills such as: surgical Bone Drill 401720
- Other compatible DMi osteotomy drills
Sterilization
- Clean and inspect the stopper.
- Sterilize in an autoclave at 135°C (274°F).
- Follow standard sterilization procedures and local regulations.
- Allow the component to cool before use.
Advantages
- Accurate drilling depth control
- Improved surgical precision
- Enhanced patient safety
- Durable stainless-steel construction
- Reusable and autoclavable
- Compatible with multiple drill sizes
- Ideal for implant surgery procedures
Intended Use
The Surgical Drill Stopper is intended for use during dental implant surgery to control drilling depth and prevent excessive penetration of surgical drills during osteotomy preparation.
Professional Use Only
For use by qualified dental professionals trained in implantology and oral surgery procedures.
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Surgical Drill Stopper
Intended Use
The Surgical Drill Stopper is intended to:
- Control drilling depth during implant osteotomy preparation.
- Prevent excessive drill penetration into bone tissue.
- Improve surgical precision and consistency.
- Assist clinicians in achieving planned osteotomy depths.
Indications for Use
The Surgical Drill Stopper is indicated for:
- Dental implant surgery.
- Osteotomy site preparation.
- Guided implant procedures.
- Conventional implant placement protocols.
- Oral surgery procedures requiring controlled drilling depth.
Instructions for Use
1. Inspection
- Remove the Surgical Drill Stopper from its packaging.
- Inspect the stopper for damage, deformation, or contamination.
- Do not use if any defects are observed.
2. Cleaning and Sterilization
- Thoroughly clean the stopper before sterilization.
- Place the stopper in an approved sterilization tray.
- Sterilize in an autoclave at: 135°C (275°F)
- Allow the instrument to cool completely before use.
3. Selection of Drilling Depth
- Determine the desired osteotomy depth according to:
- Treatment plan
- Radiographic evaluation
- Implant length
- Select the appropriate stopper position corresponding to the required drilling depth.
4. Placement on the Drill
- Select the appropriate surgical drill.
- Slide the Surgical Drill Stopper onto the working portion of the drill.
- Position the stopper at the predetermined depth mark.
- Verify that the stopper is fully seated and secure before use.
5. Osteotomy Preparation
- Begin drilling according to the implant surgical protocol.
- Maintain adequate irrigation throughout the procedure.
- Continue drilling until the stopper contacts the crestal bone surface.
- Do not apply excessive force once the stopper reaches the bone level.
6. Removal
- Remove the drill from the osteotomy site.
- Remove the stopper from the drill.
- Clean the stopper immediately after use.
Warnings
- Use only with compatible surgical drills.
- Verify stopper position before drilling.
- Do not use damaged or deformed stoppers.
- Ensure proper irrigation during drilling procedures.
- Follow the implant manufacturer's surgical protocol.
Precautions
- For professional dental use only.
- Use only by clinicians trained in implant surgery.
- Always verify drilling depth prior to use.
- Inspect the stopper before each procedure.
- Maintain proper sterilization procedures.
Cleaning After Use
- Remove all biological debris immediately after surgery.
- Rinse thoroughly with water.
- Clean using approved medical instrument cleaning procedures.
- Dry completely before sterilization.
- Sterilize prior to the next use.
Storage
- Store in a clean, dry environment.
- Protect from physical damage.
- Store in sterilization packaging when appropriate.
- Avoid exposure to corrosive chemicals.