Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration IDR Kit (Titanium Coated)

The Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration IDR Kit (Titanium Coated) is a seven-instrument surgical set spanning article numbers LS1-341 through LS1-347, each double-ended and constructed from medical-grade 316L stainless steel with blue titanium nitride-coated working tips. The set includes a standard 3mm/3mm elevator (LS1-341), Goldman-Fox 5.5mm/4.5mm (LS1-342), 5mm/7mm elevator (LS1-343), Molt 2.7mm/6mm curette (LS1-344), 24G 4mm/4mm (LS1-345), Molt No.9 7mm/3.5mm (LS1-346), and the Bone Graft Periosteal Elevator Kit anchor piece — LS1-347 with 3.3mm and 4.0mm working ends. Each handle measures approximately 16 cm with a diamond-knurled grip zone, weighing between 30 and 38 grams. The titanium nitride coating resists corrosion, reduces edge wear, and extends resharpening intervals over uncoated stainless alternatives.

The IDR Instrument Set Titanium Coated configuration gives each working end a distinct curvature and blade width to address different socket zones within one procedure. Narrower 2.7mm and 3mm tips navigate interproximal and palatal socket walls, while broader 6mm and 7mm ends handle tuberosity bone harvesting and flap reflection. The coating also reduces surface glare under surgical lighting, giving surgeons cleaner visual access to the operative field.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons use the Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration IDR Kit (Titanium Coated) during single-stage flapless socket reconstruction in the maxillary anterior esthetic zone. Molt No.9 and Goldman-Fox instruments reflect mucoperiosteal tissue and debride infected socket walls, while LS1-347 harvests corticomedullary blocks from the maxillary tuberosity. The 24G variant accesses narrow inter-radicular spaces during multi-rooted socket preparation. Surgeons complete extraction, debridement, grafting, implant placement, and provisional restoration within one operative appointment.

Implantologists sourcing full-sequence socket reconstruction sets recognize Leader Surgical for one reason above all — every instrument ships with dimensional tolerances and coating integrity that hold up across hundreds of autoclave cycles in active surgical practice.

What is the immediate Dentoalveolar restoration technique?
José Carlos Martins da Rosa developed the Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration (IDR) technique. IDR restores problematic dental sockets, allowing for tooth implants to be placed in a less invasive manner. It is a single-stage, surgical and prosthetic procedure that can be accomplished in one day.