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Driver for Bone Pin
The Driver for Bone Pin is a precision surgical instrument designed for the accurate placement and removal of bone pins in dental implantology and maxillofacial procedures. Its straight, slim design allows for controlled access and precise handling, ensuring reliable performance during surgical applications.
Manufactured from high-quality medical-grade stainless steel, the driver provides excellent durability, corrosion resistance, and long-term reliability under repeated sterilization cycles.
Key Features
- Straight design for direct access and precise control
- Slim working tip for high-precision applications
- Compatible with standard bone pin systems
- High-strength, corrosion-resistant material
- Designed for secure engagement and torque transmission
- Reusable and suitable for repeated sterilization
Indications & Applications
The driver is intended for:
- Placement and fixation of bone pins
- Dental implant procedures
- Maxillofacial surgical applications
Clinical Benefits
- Precise and controlled bone pin insertion
- Reduced risk of slippage
- Improved handling and stability
- Efficient workflow during surgical procedures
Sterilization & Handling
- Supplied non-sterile
- Must be sterilized before use according to standard clinical protocols
- Compatible with autoclave sterilization
Advantages
- Reliable and durable construction
- Easy to use and handle
- Optimized for clinical precision
- Suitable for repeated professional use
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Driver for Bone Pin
Intended Use
The Driver for Bone Pin is intended for the manual insertion and removal of bone pins in dental implantology and maxillofacial surgical procedures. The instrument provides precise control and secure engagement during pin placement.
Indications
- Placement and fixation of bone pins
- Dental implant surgical procedures
- Maxillofacial surgical applications
Contraindications
- Do not use for applications other than intended bone pin placement
- Do not use if the instrument is damaged, worn, or deformed
Preparation Before Use
- Supplied non-sterile
- Clean and sterilize before first use
- Sterilize in an autoclave according to standard protocols (e.g., 134–135°C)
- Inspect the instrument for cleanliness, integrity, and functionality prior to use
Clinical Procedure
- Select the appropriate bone pin compatible with the driver
- Prepare the surgical site according to standard clinical protocol
- Engage the driver securely with the bone pin
- Insert the bone pin into the prepared site using controlled manual force
- Maintain proper alignment during insertion
- Verify correct positioning and stability of the bone pin
Post-Use Handling
- Remove biological debris immediately after use
- Clean thoroughly using approved medical cleaning agents
- Rinse, dry, and sterilize before reuse
Warnings & Precautions
- For professional dental use only
- Use only with compatible bone pin systems
- Do not apply excessive force to avoid instrument damage
- Ensure secure engagement between driver and bone pin before use
- Follow standard surgical and infection control protocols
Maintenance
- Regularly inspect for wear, damage, or deformation
- Replace the instrument if performance is compromised
- Store in a clean, dry, and protected environment
Storage
- Store in sterile packaging or clean conditions after sterilization
- Avoid exposure to corrosive substances
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