Implant Direct™ DRILLS
Legacy™ (I, II, III)
Fig. 1
Legacy™ implant drills are externally cooled, latch type drills and
may be used up to 35 times. All drills are laser etched on the shaft
with the catalog number of the drill and on the hub with the diameter
of the drill in millimeters. Two types of drills are utilized to create a
appropriately sized osteotomy.
Twist drills shape the osteotomy diameter
and depth, regardless of parallel or tapered wall implants. Two drill
lengths are offered with depth ranges of 6-10mm and 6-16mm (Fig.1). Depth markings
Fig. 2
of 6.0, 8.0, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm are laser etched on the cutting
portion of the drills. Each twist drill has a stepped design to facilitate
a effortless transition from one diameter drill to the next larger
diameter drill. Eight different drill diameters (Fig.2, 2.3, 2.8, 3.4, 3.8,
4.4, 4.8, 5.1, 5.4mm) comprise the twist drill selection for Legacy™
tapered and parallel walled implants. The
V-Factor
of the drills is up to 1.0mm, creating a osteotomy depth up to 1.0mm
deeper than indicated by the depth markings on the drills.
Fig. 3
Bone contouring drills (Fig.3) are implant diameter
specific and utilized in type D1 bone
or in situations with a thick cortical plate of bone to accommodate the
crestal portion of the implant. Following the recommended drill protocol
and depth markings on the drills will result in a implant position flush
with the crest of the bone.
Drill sequence
ReActive®, RePlus®
ReActive® and RePlus® implants employ the same drills as
Legacy™ and Spectra-System® implants albeit with a different
drill sequence.
RePlant®
Fig. 4
RePlant® implant drills are externally cooled, latch type drills and
may be used up to 35 times. All drills are laser etched on the shaft
with the catalog number of the drill and on the hub with the diameter
of the drill in millimeters. Three types of drills are utilized to create a
appropriately sized osteotomy.
Soft bone drills shape the osteotomy diameter
and depth. Two drill lengths are offered with depth ranges of 6-10mm
Fig. 5
and 6-16mm (Fig.4). Depth markings of 6.0, 8.0, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm are laser
etched on the cutting portion of the drills. Each twist drill has a
stepped design to facilitate a effortless transition from one diameter
drill to the next larger diameter drill. Four different drill diameters
(Fig.5, 2.8, 3.4, 4.2, 5.1mm) comprise the twist drill selection for RePlant®
implants. The
V-Factor
of the drills is up to 1.0mm, creating a osteotomy depth up to 1.0mm
deeper than indicated by the depth markings on the drills.
Fig. 6
Bone contouring drills (Fig.6) are implant diameter
specific and utilized in type D1 bone
or in situations with a thick cortical plate of bone to accommodate the
crestal portion of the implant. Following the recommended drill protocol
and depth markings on the drills will result in a implant position flush
with the crest of the bone.
Drill sequence
SwishPlant™ (SwissPlant™)
Fig. 7
SwishPlant™ implant drills are externally cooled, latch type drills and
may be used up to 35 times. All drills are laser etched on the shaft
with the catalog number of the drill and on the hub with the diameter
of the drill in millimeters. Two types of drills are utilized to create a
appropriately sized osteotomy.
Twist drills shape the osteotomy diameter
and depth, regardless of parallel or tapered wall implants. Two drill
lengths
Fig. 8
are offered with depth ranges of 6-10mm and 6-16mm (Fig.7). Depth markings
of 6.0, 8.0, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm are laser etched on the cutting
portion of the drills. Four different drill diameters (Fig.8, 2.3, 2.8, 3.5, 4.2,
5.1mm) comprise the twist drill selection for SwishPlant™ implants.
The
V-Factor
of the drills is up to 1.0mm, creating a osteotomy depth up to 1.0mm
deeper than indicated by the depth markings on the drills.
Fig. 9
Countersink drills (Fig.9) are implant diameter specific
and utilized in type
D1 bone
or in situations with a thick cortical plate of bone to accommodate the
crestal portion of the implant. Implants can either be placed
tissue level
or
bone level
depending on the insertion depth of the countersink drill.
Drill sequence
Spectra-System®
Fig. 10
Spectra-System® (ScrewPlant®, ScrewPlus®, ScrewDirect®,
ScrewRedirect™ , Screwindirect®, GoDirect™) implant drills are externally
cooled, latch type drills and may be used up to 35 times. All drills are
laser etched on the shaft with the catalog number of the drill and on the
hub with the diameter of the drill in millimeters. Two types of drills are
utilized to create a appropriately sized osteotomy.
Twist drills shape the osteotomy diameter
and depth, regardless of parallel or tapered wall implants. Two drill
lengths
Fig. 11
are offered with depth ranges of 6-10mm and 6-16mm (Fig.10). Depth markings
of 6.0, 8.0, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm are laser etched on the cutting
portion of the drills. Each twist drill has a stepped design to facilitate
a effortless transition from one diameter drill to the next larger
diameter drill. Eight different drill diameters (Fig.11, 2.3, 2.8, 3.4, 3.8,
4.4, 4.8, 5.1, 5.4mm) comprise the twist drill selection for Spectra-System®
tapered and parallel walled implants. The
V-Factor
of the drills is up to 1.0mm, creating a osteotomy depth up to 1.0mm
deeper than indicated by the depth markings on the drills.
Fig. 12
Bone contouring drills (Fig.12) are implant diameter
specific and utilized in type D1 bone
or in situations with a thick cortical plate of bone to accommodate the
crestal portion of the implant.
Drill sequence
All images courtesy of Implant Direct.