Universal Philips Driver Key for Round Surgical Screw

Universal Philips Driver Key for Round Surgical Screw

Intended Use

The Universal Philips Driver Key for Round Surgical Screw is intended for the installation, tightening, loosening, and removal of round surgical screws used during dental implant surgery and oral surgical procedures.

The instrument is designed to provide secure engagement with compatible Philips-type screw heads and allows controlled torque transmission during surgical fixation procedures.

Indications

- Placement of round surgical screws.
- Removal of round surgical screws.
- Bone augmentation procedures.
- Membrane fixation procedures.
- Guided surgery procedures.
- Implant surgical procedures.
- Oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures requiring Philips-type fixation screws.

Contraindications

Do not use:

- For applications other than intended surgical procedures.
- If the instrument is damaged, bent, worn, or corroded.
- With incompatible screw designs.
- If secure engagement between the driver and screw cannot be achieved.

Warnings

- This product is intended for use only by qualified dental professionals and oral surgeons.
- Verify complete engagement of the Philips driver tip before applying torque.
- Excessive force may damage the screw, bone, fixation device, or instrument.
- Inspect the instrument before each use.
- Replace worn or damaged instruments immediately.

Precautions

- Use only with compatible round surgical screws.
- Maintain sterility throughout the procedure.
- Apply controlled force during tightening and loosening procedures.
- Avoid excessive lateral loading of the driver tip.
- Ensure proper visibility and access to the surgical site before use.

Instructions for Use

Pre-Operative Procedure

1. Inspect the Universal Philips Driver Key for cleanliness, wear, deformation, or damage.
2. Verify compatibility with the surgical screw being used.
3. Clean and sterilize the instrument before use.
4. Prepare the surgical site according to the planned procedure.

Surgical Screw Installation

1. Position the round surgical screw at the intended location.
2. Engage the Philips driver tip fully into the screw head.
3. Verify secure engagement.
4. Rotate the driver clockwise while maintaining axial pressure.
5. Continue tightening until the screw is properly seated.
6. If required, use a compatible ratchet or torque device according to the surgical protocol.
7. Verify fixation stability after placement.

Surgical Screw Removal

1. Engage the Philips driver tip completely into the screw head.
2. Apply controlled counterclockwise rotation while maintaining axial pressure.
3. Remove the screw carefully from the surgical site.
4. Inspect the screw and surrounding structures after removal.

Cleaning and Sterilization

- Thoroughly clean the instrument to remove blood, tissue residues, bone particles, and contaminants.
- Pay particular attention to the driver tip and engagement surfaces.
- Rinse thoroughly with clean water.
- Dry completely before sterilization.
- Sterilize using a validated steam sterilization cycle.
- Recommended Sterilization: Autoclave at 135°C (274°F)
- Do not use the instrument if sterility cannot be assured.

Maintenance

- Inspect the Philips driver tip regularly for wear or deformation.
- Replace the instrument if rounding, bending, corrosion, cracking, or damage is observed.
- Do not modify the instrument.

Storage

Store in a clean, dry environment protected from contamination, moisture, direct sunlight, and mechanical damage. Keep the instrument in a protective surgical tray or instrument cassette when not in use.