9 matching records for Anchor Drill.
A collection of devices designed to implant a non-bioabsorbable fixation anchor into ligaments or other soft tissues to serve as a site of attachment for surgical binding materials (e.g., mesh, sutures). The set typically consists of non-bioabsorbable fixat...
A small, metallic, implantable rod with a spiral thread and slotted/formed head that is inserted into the bone of the jaw to serve as a temporary anchor for an orthodontic device (e.g., a spring or plate). It is available in various sizes and lengths, and m...
A small metallic rod with a spiral thread and slotted/formed head that is inserted into the bone of the jaw to serve as a temporary anchor for an orthodontic device (e.g., a spring or plate). It is available in various sizes and lengths, and may have a self...
A hand-held surgical instrument used to create an indentation or enlarge a pre-drilled pilot hole in a bone that will enable the surgeon to begin threading a bone screw or place another form of anchoring device. This device, commonly known as a bone notcher...
A manually-operated, one-piece dental device intended to be used to retrieve an in situ dental implant [i.e., anchorage and/or retention (abutment) component], typically because of damage (e.g., a broken collar) or malfunction, from the oral cavity. It typi...
A small, metal peg designed to provide initial stability to anchor a custom-made surgical template that is fitted over the ridge of existing teeth and/or gum of a patient during the first stage of a dental implantation procedure. It is inserted through late...
A small device in the form of a combination sleeve/screw intended to provide a secure connection between two dental suprastructures, or between a dental suprastructure and the final prosthesis/restoration (e.g., bridge, single tooth, overdenture); it may al...
A non-bioabsorbable device designed to be implanted into bone for the attachment of soft tissues/tendons either directly or via a suture attached to the device; it is not dedicated to ligament anchoring. It is typically used in shoulder and some lower-limb ...
An invasive component of a surgical navigation and/or tracking system (e.g., optical/electromagnetic device tracking system, computer-assisted neurosurgical ultrasound navigation system, surgical microscope equipped with a tracking camera) intended for intr...