Dental Implant Bur Drill Kit 26pcs

Dental Implant Bur Drill Kit 26pcs

The Dental Implant Bur Drill Kit 26pcs (Article # LS9-352) houses twenty-six components across five sequential drill columns with diameter progressions from Ø1.6/2.2mm to Ø4.5/2.7mm, one parallel pin, and one additional drill accessory. Each column contains four drills fitted with blue silicone depth stoppers calibrated at 8.0mm, 10.0mm, 11.5mm, and 13.0mm working lengths. All drills are German stainless steel with titanium-nitride coated flutes, seated vertically in a stainless-steel hinged cassette with individual slot holders.

The first column features a lance-tip pilot drill for initial cortical bone penetration, followed by progressively wider spiral-flute twist drills that widen the osteotomy in controlled increments. The implant sequential twist drill set design channels bone debris coronally through spiral fluting, reducing frictional heat at the cutting face. Blue silicone stoppers lock at each length marking without tools. The complete kit tolerates repeated autoclave sterilization at 134°C with no dimensional change, flute dulling, or stopper degradation across prolonged clinical use cycles.

Oral surgeons and implantologists use the Dental Implant Bur Drill Kit 26pcs during standard two-stage dental implant placement in the anterior and posterior jaw. Starting with the lance-tip pilot drill, the surgeon advances sequentially through each diameter column, with the parallel pin confirming osteotomy angulation between steps. Depth stoppers prevent apical over-drilling at each length, while the final diameter drill prepares the precise bone channel that receives the implant fixture.

For practices investing in reliable Dental Implant Kits that cover every sequential osteotomy step without gaps, Leader Surgical brings genuine value, combining a complete diameter progression, four depth options per drill, and a purpose-built cassette into one system that keeps surgical workflows organized, traceable, and consistently repeatable across every implant case.

What is the recommended drilling speed?

• Pilot Drills: Typically, 1,000–1,200 RPM.
• Standard Osteotomy: Generally, between 1,200 and 2,500 RPM, depending on bone density (D1–D4).

Biological Drilling: Some protocols recommend a “slower” 50 RPM with high torque (50 Ncm) to preserve bone cells.