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Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation
The Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation is a precision-engineered instrument designed for bone drilling and implant osteotomy preparation during dental implant surgery. Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel, the drill provides excellent cutting performance, durability, and corrosion resistance for predictable clinical outcomes.
The drill features an advanced internal irrigation system with a 0.3 mm internal cooling channel extending through the entire length of the instrument. This design allows direct delivery of sterile irrigation fluid to the cutting area, helping to minimize heat generation and support optimal bone preservation during osteotomy preparation.
Available in diameters ranging from 2.0 mm to 5.3 mm, the drill incorporates an 18 mm working length and clearly visible depth markings at 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 11.5 mm, 13 mm, and 16 mm, enabling precise control of drilling depth during surgery.
For efficient identification, each drill diameter is designated by a color-coded ring located on the non-working portion of the instrument. Designed for use with low-speed surgical contra-angle handpieces operating at speeds up to 2,000 rpm, the Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation provides clinicians with accurate, efficient, and controlled implant site preparation.
Advantages
- Internal irrigation system provides direct cooling at the cutting interface.
- 0.3 mm internal cooling channel enhances heat dissipation.
- Manufactured from high-quality surgical stainless steel.
- Available in diameters from 2.0 mm to 5.3 mm.
- 18 mm working length for implant osteotomy preparation.
- Laser-marked depth indicators for precise drilling depth control.
- Color-coded diameter identification for easy instrument selection.
- High cutting efficiency and long service life.
- Compatible with low-speed surgical contra-angle handpieces.
- Supports predictable implant site preparation and bone preservation.
Specifications
- Product Type: Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation
- Material: Surgical Stainless Steel
- Irrigation Type: Internal Irrigation
- Internal Cooling Channel Diameter: 0.3 mm
- Working Length: 18 mm
- Available Diameters: White: 2.0 mm
Yellow: 2.5 mm
Red: 2.8 mm
Blue: 3.2 mm
Green: 3.7 mm
Black: 4.2 mm
Brown: 5.3 mm
- Depth Markings: 5 mm, 6 mm, 7 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 11.5 mm, 13 mm, 16 mm
Operating Parameters
- Recommended Handpiece: Surgical Contra-Angle
- Maximum Speed: 2,000 rpm
Indications
- Implant osteotomy preparation.
- Bone drilling during dental implant surgery.
- Sequential enlargement of implant sites.
- Implant site preparation protocols requiring internal irrigation.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Before sterilization and after each use, thoroughly clean the internal irrigation channel to remove blood, bone particles, soft tissue debris, and other contaminants. Ensure that the internal cooling channel remains unobstructed to maintain proper irrigation performance.
Sterilization
- The product is supplied non-sterile.
- Before each clinical use, the drill must be cleaned and sterilized using a validated steam sterilization cycle.
- Recommended Sterilization: Autoclave at 135°C (274°F)
- Sterilization prior to use is mandatory.
Storage
Store in a clean, dry environment protected from contamination, moisture, direct sunlight, and mechanical damage.
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Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation
Intended Use
The Surgical Drill with Internal Irrigation is intended for bone drilling and implant osteotomy preparation during dental implant surgical procedures. The drill is designed to create and enlarge implant sites while providing internal cooling directly to the cutting area.
Indications
- Preparation of implant osteotomies.
- Sequential enlargement of implant sites.
- Bone drilling procedures in implant dentistry.
- Surgical implant site preparation requiring internal irrigation.
Contraindications
Do not use:
- For applications other than implant site preparation.
- If the drill is damaged, worn, bent, or corroded.
- If the internal irrigation channel is obstructed.
- In patients with conditions that contraindicate implant surgery.
- Without proper irrigation during drilling procedures.
Warnings
- This product is intended for use only by qualified dental professionals and oral surgeons.
- Failure to provide adequate irrigation may result in excessive heat generation and bone damage.
- Always verify patency of the internal irrigation channel before use.
- Inspect the drill before each procedure for wear, damage, or deformation.
- Replace drills that show signs of reduced cutting efficiency or physical damage.
- Do not exceed the recommended rotational speed.
Precautions
- Confirm the correct drill diameter before use using the color-coded identification ring.
- Ensure continuous irrigation throughout the drilling procedure.
- Use light and controlled pressure during drilling.
- Avoid excessive lateral forces.
- Thoroughly clean the internal cooling channel after each use and before sterilization.
- Use only with compatible low-speed surgical contra-angle handpieces.
Instructions for Use
Pre-Operative Procedure
1. Inspect the drill for cleanliness, wear, and damage.
2. Verify that the internal irrigation channel is unobstructed.
3. Select the appropriate drill diameter according to the surgical protocol.
4. Clean and sterilize the drill prior to use.
5. Securely mount the drill into a compatible low-speed surgical contra-angle handpiece.
6. Connect the irrigation system and verify proper coolant flow through the internal channel.
Surgical Procedure
1. Begin osteotomy preparation according to the implant manufacturer's drilling sequence.
2. Operate the drill at a maximum speed of 2,000 rpm.
3. Maintain continuous irrigation throughout drilling.
4. Use the depth markings to control osteotomy depth.
5. Progress through the recommended drilling sequence until the desired implant site dimensions are achieved.
6. Remove accumulated bone debris as required during the procedure.
7. Complete implant placement according to the implant system protocol.
Post-Operative Procedure
1. Remove the drill from the handpiece immediately after use.
2. Flush the internal irrigation channel thoroughly with water or an approved cleaning solution.
3. Remove all blood, bone particles, soft tissue debris, and contaminants.
4. Clean and disinfect the drill according to established clinical protocols.
5. Inspect the cutting edges and internal channel for damage or blockage.
6. Sterilize before storage or subsequent use.
Cleaning of Internal Irrigation Channel
Special attention must be given to cleaning the 0.3 mm internal cooling channel.
Before sterilization and after each use:
- Flush the channel thoroughly.
- Remove all blood residues and tissue particles.
- Verify that fluid can pass freely through the channel.
- Do not use the drill if the irrigation channel is blocked.
Sterilization
- The product is supplied non-sterile.
- Before each clinical use, clean and sterilize the drill using a validated steam sterilization cycle.
- Recommended Sterilization: Autoclave at 135°C (274°F)
- Sterilization prior to use is mandatory.
Storage
Store in a clean, dry environment protected from contamination, moisture, excessive heat, direct sunlight, and mechanical damage. Protect cutting edges and irrigation openings during storage and transportation.
