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Digital Implant Guide Drill

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Application domain: for dental implantology
Material: Ultra high rust-proof and high wear-resistant stainless steel, ceramic
LZQ is an OEM factory that produces a variety of dental implant drills, for example, Ceramic Drill P100, Drill with Inner Irrigation P121, Guide Drill P108, Profile Drill P144, Parallel Pin P37, Drill Key P47, Lance Drill P172, Kirschner Wires P178, etc. We can also produce the complete surgical kits for customers.

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We use the material of stainless steel and ceramic.

We are capable to produce any drills according to drawings or samples provided by customer with a favorable cost-performance.

Digital implant guide drill P97

We can produce with super hard and super finish grinding and satisfy your requirement of any type of shank, web thickness, width of chip flute,land, drill tip,inner cooling hole, structure of cutting edge, angle of cutting edge, degree of sharpness of cutting edge, and the dimension tolerance can be up to ±0.003mm （3μm）

Digital implant guide drill P97

Allows the estimation of cortical bone thickness and bone density.
Serves as a guide to initial drilling
Prevents a jam with the handpiece

Digital implant guide drill P97

High-performance reusable drills offer clear-cut advantages through extensive research and testing. We have developed the reusable drill providing unrivaled levels of strength and cutting efficiency. The benefits for the surgeon include a faster, more precise drilling procedure and improved experience over the life of the drill. The progressive design improves confidence when creating an osteotomy by delivering: Advanced cutting efficiency - A sharper, stronger drill. Advanced-grade of stainless steel and state-of-the-art design with improved cutting geometry.

When a greater exacting format is needed beyond scientific judgment, the dentist will make an acrylic guide (called a stent) prior to surgical treatment which publications the most efficient positioning of the implant. Increasingly, dentists decide to get a CT scan of the jaws and any existing dentures, then graph the surgical procedure on CAD/CAM software. The stent can then be made using stereolithography following the computerized planning of a case from the CT scan. The use of CT scanning in complex instances also helps the healthcare professional become aware of and keep away from imperative buildings such as the inferior alveolar nerve and the sinus.

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