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Multi use drills (Driva™) are internally cooled, latch type drills made from stainless steel. Each drill is color coded for easy implant diameter sequence identification.
Twist drills are available in two drill depth lengths of 11mm and 17mm in four osteotomy diameters of 2.3, 2.8, 3.8 and 4.2mm. Depth markings on the 11mm drills denote depths of 8mm and 10mm while 17mm drills are marked at 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm. Although the V-Factor of the drills will create a osteotomy depth 1mm deeper than implied.
Countersink drills are used as a intermediate drill after the initial 2.3mm pilot drill. These drills are final osteotomy depth specific and are offered in four lengths of 9, 11, 14 and 17mm to accommodate the four available implant lengths (8, 10 13, 16mm) of Screw-Vent® implants.
Bone tap drills for dense bone types (D1, D2) are offered for the ratchet with a square head design and as a latch type drill for a surgical motor. Each version is produced in diameters of 3.3, 3.7 and 4.7mm. No color coding is evident on the bone tap drills for diameter identification.
Multi use drills (Driva™) are internally cooled, latch type drills made from stainless steel.
The titanium nitrate anodized pilot drill has a tapered design with a drill tip diameter of 1.6mm and widening to 2.1mm at the hub of the drill.
Twits drills are available in one drill depth lengths of 17mm in five osteotomy diameters of 2.3, 2.8 and 3.8mm. Step twist drills are machined with a smaller diameter at the tip of the drill than the main portion of the drill to make the transition from one drill diameter to the next in the drill sequence effortless. These drills are produced in three main osteotomy diameters of 2.8/2.4, 3.4/2.8 and 4.4/3.8mm. The smaller number in the number sequence indicates the diameter of the smaller drill tip and the larger number indicates the main drill diameter. Depth markings on the 17mm drills are marked at 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm. Although the V-Factor of the drills will create a osteotomy depth 1mm deeper than implied.
Bone tap drills for dense bone types (D1, D2) are operated with a surgical ratchet and not with a surgical motor. Three diameters of 3.0, 3.7 and 4.7mm are produced for One-Piece implants by Zimmer®. Tap drills are color coded for diameter identification blue (3.0mm), orange (3.7mm) and red (4.7mm).
Single use drills are externally cooled, latch type drills offered as a starter kit (3.0mm round drill, 2.3mm pilot drill, 3.4/3.8mm step drill) and single item stepped drills. The single item stepped drills are machined in diameters of 4.4/3.8 and 5.7/5.1mm. The smaller number in the number sequence indicates the diameter of the smaller drill tip and the larger number indicates the main drill diameter. Starter drill kit drills and single item step drills are produced in two osteotomy depth versions of 11mm and 17mm. Depth markings on the 11mm drills denote depths of 8mm and 10mm while 17mm drills are marked at 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm. Although the V-Factor of the drills will create a osteotomy depth 1mm deeper than implied.
Counter sink drills are produced in two versions of 4.8/2.8mm and 6.0/3.8mm. The 4.8/2.8mm countersink drill may be used for AdVent® implants with a body diameter of 3.7mm and a implant/abutment interface platform of 4.5mm. 6.0/3.8mm countersink drill may be used for AdVent® implants with a body diameter of 4.7mm and a implant/abutment interface platform of 5.7mm.
Bone tap drills for dense bone types (D1, D2) are operated with a surgical ratchet and not with a surgical motor. Two diameters of 3.7 and 4.7mm are produced for AdVent® implants by Zimmer®. Tap drills are not color coded for diameter identification.
Multi use drills (Driva™) are internally cooled, latch type drills made from stainless steel. Drills are not color coded for implant diameter sequence identification. The same drills are utilized for tapered and straight SwissPlus® implant body geometries.
Twits drills are available in two drill depth lengths of 11mm and 17mm in four osteotomy diameters of 2.3, 2.8, 3.5 and 4.2mm. Step twist drills are machined with a smaller diameter at the tip of the drill than the main portion of the drill to make the transition from one drill diameter to the next in the drill sequence effortless. These drills are produced in two main osteotomy diameters of 3.4/2.8 and 4.4/3.8. The smaller number in the number sequence indicates the diameter of the smaller drill tip and the larger number indicates the main drill diameter. Depth markings on the 11mm drills denote depths of 8mm and 10mm while 17mm drills are marked at 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm. Although the V-Factor of the drills will create a osteotomy depth 1mm deeper than implied.
Bone tap drills for dense bone types (D1, D2) are operated with a surgical ratchet and not with a surgical motor. Two diameters of 3.7 and 4.8mm are produced for the SwissPlus® implant product group by Zimmer®. Tap drills are not color coded for diameter identification.
Single use drills are externally cooled, latch type drills offered as a starter kit (3.0mm round drill, 2.3mm pilot drill, 3.4/3.8mm step drill) and single item stepped drill for Tapered SwissPlus® implants only. A single item stepped drill is machined in a diameter of 4.4/3.8mm. The smaller number in the number sequence indicates the diameter of the smaller drill tip and the larger number indicates the main drill diameter. Starter drill kit drills and single item step drills are produced in two osteotomy depth versions of 11mm and 17mm. Depth markings on the 11mm drills denote depths of 8mm and 10mm while 17mm drills are marked at 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16mm. Although the Y-Factor of the drills will create a osteotomy depth 1mm deeper than implied.
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