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Our premium Implant Drills, In dental implantology, different types of drills are used in a specific sequence to prepare the bone for implant placement. Here’s an overview of their roles:
1. Cortical Drill:
• Purpose: Used to widen the cortical (outer) layer of the bone at the implant site.
• Function: This reduces resistance during implant placement and prevents stress on the bone, which could lead to microfractures.
• Key Feature: Typically used for dense cortical bone, especially in the upper jaw or anterior mandible.
2. Pilot Drill:
• Purpose: The first drill used to mark and create the initial entry point in the bone.
• Function: Ensures proper angulation, positioning, and alignment of the implant.
• Key Feature: Small diameter and often used with a surgical guide.
3. Starter Drill:
• Purpose: Enlarges the initial hole created by the pilot drill to begin shaping the osteotomy.
• Function: Provides a smooth transition from the pilot drill to the intermediate and final drills.
• Key Feature: Slightly larger than the pilot drill.
4. Intermediate Drill:
• Purpose: Progressively widens the osteotomy to match the diameter of the implant.
• Function: Ensures precision in implant placement while minimizing bone trauma.
• Key Feature: Used in steps to gradually increase the size of the osteotomy, preventing excessive heat generation.

Each drill in the sequence is essential for ensuring a precise, secure, and atraumatic implant placement. Proper cooling with saline irrigation is crucial during the drilling process to avoid overheating the bone, which can compromise osseointegration.