Set Surgical Conical Drills With an Integrated Stopper

Set Surgical Conical Drills With Integrated Stopper

Product Description

The Set Surgical Conical Drills With Integrated Stopper is a reusable implantology surgical drill system intended for precise implant osteotomy preparation during dental implant surgical procedures.

The set includes 30 conical bone drills with integrated depth stoppers and external irrigation designed specifically for preparation of implant sites for UTI, UMI, and PMI conical implant systems.

Each drill is designed to correspond directly to the dimensions and geometry of the associated conical implant system, supporting accurate implant bed preparation and optimized implant-to-bone contact during implant placement procedures.

The integrated stopper prevents drilling beyond the working length of the drill, allowing controlled osteotomy depth preparation and improved surgical safety.

The working lengths of the drills range from 6 mm to 16 mm, with each drill length corresponding to the length of the associated implant.

The drill diameter along the entire working length is designed to be 0.5 mm smaller than the corresponding implant diameter to minimize bone loss during osteotomy preparation and improve primary implant stability.

The drills are intended for use together with a low-speed contra-angle handpiece operating at a maximum speed of 2000 rpm.

Manufactured from medical-grade stainless steel, the drills provide excellent dimensional precision, cutting efficiency, corrosion resistance, mechanical durability, and long-term clinical reliability.

Intended Use

The Set Surgical Conical Drills With Integrated Stopper is intended for:

- Conical implant osteotomy preparation
- Implant bone bed preparation
- Controlled depth drilling procedures
- Implant site preparation for UTI implants
- Implant site preparation for UMI implants
- Implant site preparation for PMI implants
- Oral implantology surgical procedures

Indications for Use

The instruments are indicated for use in dental implant surgical procedures requiring controlled conical osteotomy preparation and depth-controlled implant site drilling for compatible implant systems.

Contraindications

Do not use the instruments:

- For procedures other than intended dental implant applications
- With incompatible implant systems
- If the drills are damaged, bent, worn, or corroded
- Without proper sterilization before clinical use
- At rotational speeds exceeding recommended operating limits

Warnings

- The instruments must be used only by qualified dental professionals trained in implantology procedures.
- Excessive drilling force or improper speed may damage bone tissue or the instruments.
- Verify correct drill selection according to implant size and surgical protocol before use.
- Inspect all drills before each use for wear, deformation, or damage.
- Adequate irrigation must be maintained during drilling procedures to reduce heat generation.

Precautions

- Sterilize all instruments before first use and before each subsequent use.
- Use only with low-speed contra-angle handpieces.
- Maximum operating speed must not exceed 2000 rpm.
- Use continuous irrigation during drilling procedures.
- Follow standard implantology surgical protocols and implant manufacturer recommendations.
- Clean drills immediately after use to prevent residue accumulation.

Directions for Use

1. Clean and sterilize all instruments before use.
2. Select the appropriate conical drill according to the implant size and surgical protocol.
3. Attach the drill securely to a compatible low-speed contra-angle handpiece.
4. Operate the handpiece at a maximum speed of 2000 rpm with continuous external irrigation.
5. Prepare the osteotomy progressively using the recommended drill sequence.
6. Use the integrated stopper to control osteotomy preparation depth.
7. Continue drilling until the stopper contacts the bone surface.
8. After completion of the final osteotomy preparation, place the corresponding implant according to the implant surgical protocol.
9. After completion of the procedure, clean, disinfect, and sterilize all instruments before reuse.

Cleaning and Disinfection

Immediately after use:

- Remove visible debris and biological contaminants.
- Rinse thoroughly under running water.
- Clean manually or using an ultrasonic cleaner with approved medical instrument detergent.
- Ensure all cutting surfaces are properly cleaned.
- Dry instruments completely before sterilization.

Sterilization

- The instruments must be sterilized before use in an autoclave at: 135°C (274°F)
- Sterilization must be performed according to standard dental sterilization procedures and local regulations.

Storage

- Store in a clean, dry environment.
- Protect from moisture and contamination.
- Store in appropriate sterilization packaging until use.

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