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Dental Implant Drill Guide And Positioning Kit
10-piece implant drilling control kit with twist drills and color-coded depth-stop cylinders for precise osteotomy depth and angulation guidance.
Key Features:
• 10-piece kit with 5 stainless steel twist drills and 5 depth-stop cylinders
• Depth settings Ø6.0, Ø7.5, Ø9.0, Ø10.5, and Ø12.0mm
• Two-flute helical drill design for efficient bone cutting
• Color-coded anodized aluminum stop cylinders for quick selection
• Slide-on locking mechanism for secure depth control
• Prevents over-penetration during osteotomy preparation
• Maintains axial angulation during drilling sequence
• Autoclavable at 134°C with corrosion-resistant components
Dental Implant Drill Guide And Positioning Kit
The Dental Implant Drill Guide and Positioning Kit (LS9-349) contain five stainless steel twist drills and five anodized aluminum depth-stop cylinders. The cylinders are color-coded: silver, gold, purple, dark blue, and dark green. Each color marks a specific depth — Ø6.0, Ø7.5, Ø9.0, Ø10.5, and Ø12.0 mm. Each drill tip uses a two-flute helical geometry for clean bone engagement. All components store in a green acrylic tray with an integrated rear support panel.
The drill guide and positioning kit uses a slide-on locking mechanism for depth control. Each stop cylinder mounts onto the drill shaft and clamps at the selected depth. This physically blocks over-penetration into the alveolar bone. The anodized aluminum cylinders retain color integrity through extended clinical use. Both drills and cylinders are autoclave-compatible at 134°C steam sterilization. The stainless-steel construction resists corrosion and holds its cutting edge through multiple sterilization cycles.
Oral surgeons and periodontists use the Dental Implant Drill Guide and Positioning Kit during implant placement procedures in the maxilla and mandible. After preparing the pilot hole, the clinician picks the depth stop matching the planned fixture length. The stop cylinder mounts on the osteotomy drill and prevents over-penetration. The guide sleeve simultaneously maintains correct axial angulation. This step-by-step drilling sequence prepares the osteotomy to exact dimensions before the surgeon seats the implant fixture.
Implant teams at established dental practices trust Leader Surgical for well-organized, clinically accurate instrument sets. This kit shows exactly what that means, drills and stop cylinders arrive ready for immediate chairside use. The color-coded design reduces setup time on high-volume implant days. The Dental Implant Positioning Kit with Drill Guide brings clear organization to every osteotomy sequence. Clinicians gain confidence in each drilling step, making it an ideal investment for any active implant practice.
What is the difference between a tap guide and a drill guide?
Drill guide is for drill bits to drill a hole. Tap guide is for taping thread. Hope this helps.
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