A metal device used in dental surgery to create channels of appropriate depth and diameter in bone (osteotomy) of the oral cavity to facilitate the implantation of a dental fixture/appliance. There are depth marks along the length of some drills corresponding to the different size implant bodies. These marks are laser etched. Some drills are marked with the diameter in millimeters on the shank. Intended to be used to generate the bore into the bone into which an implant body or attachment is installed into. Preparation of the bony receptor site involves the sequential use of drills and drilling components. Sterngold Implamed offers two drilling configurations; Externally Cooled Twist Drills and Internally Cooled Spade Drills. Both styles are precision machined from high strength stainless steel and feature convenient depth markings and standard latch-type connectors.
A shaft of metal intended to be used in dental surgery to create channels of appropriate depth and diameter in bone (osteotomy) of the oral cavity to facilitate the implantation of a dental fixture/appliance. The device is typically available in a set of graduated sizes and various forms and functions (e.g., guide, pilot, twist, cortical, conical). It is attached to a manual or power tool handpiece that provides rotation. This is a reusable device.
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