• Precision Depth Markings: Color-coded for easy identification of diameter and length. Self-centering design for accurate placement and reduced risk of misalignment
• Sharp Cutting Edges: Designed for efficient and clean osteotomy preparation
• Variety of Diameters: Available in multiple sizes to accommodate different implant specifications
• Ergonomic Design: Comfortable and controlled handling for precise drilling
• Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for use with various dental implant systems
• Efficient Cooling: Designed to work with irrigation systems to minimize overheating
• Durable Construction: Built to withstand repeated use while maintaining performance
• Easy Sterilization: Compatible with standard sterilization procedures for repeated use

Adin Pilot Drills are precision-engineered tools designed to initiate the osteotomy process in dental implant procedures. These drills are integral to preparing the implant site, ensuring accurate and efficient drilling that sets the stage for successful implant placement. Their design includes depth markings to provide visual cues for accurate drilling depth, minimizing the risk of over-preparation or insufficient depth. The sharpness and precision of Adin Pilot Drills contribute to a clean and controlled osteotomy, which is crucial for the stability and osseointegration of the implant. These drills are compatible with various implant systems, making them versatile tools in a dental professional's arsenal. Available in multiple diameters, Adin Pilot Drills accommodate a range of implant sizes and clinical situations. Their ergonomic design ensures ease of use and control during the drilling process, enhancing the overall efficiency and success of dental implant procedures.

Indications:

• Used for initial drilling into bone to prepare for implant placement
• Built-in reamer feature to flatten bone for improved stability

• Diameter: ∅2mm

Length:

• DL1320: 6-13mm
• DL1820: 8-18mm

• 1 x Pilot Drill

• Select the Appropriate Drill: Choose the correct diameter pilot drill based on the implant size you plan to use
• Prepare the Surgical Site: Ensure the surgical site is properly anesthetized and cleaned. Use a surgical guide if available to ensure accurate placement
• Initial Drilling: Begin with the selected pilot drill. Position the drill perpendicular to the bone surface to ensure accurate entry. Start drilling at a low speed to avoid overheating and to maintain control
• Depth Control: Drill to the desired depth, which can be monitored using the depth markings on the drill. The self-centering design helps maintain accuracy
• Ream if Necessary: If additional bone preparation is required, use the built-in reamer feature to flatten the bone and enhance stability for the implant
• Remove the Drill: After reaching the desired depth, carefully withdraw the drill from the site, ensuring no debris is left behind
• Proceed with Implant Placement: Once the pilot hole is prepared, continue with the subsequent drilling steps as per the implant protocol before placing the implant
• Clean-Up: Thoroughly clean and sterilize the drill after use according to standard protocols

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question:What is the primary use of Adin Pilot Drills?

Answer: Adin Pilot Drills are used to create accurate pilot holes for dental implant placement, ensuring proper alignment and depth.

Question:What precautions should be taken when using Adin Pilot Drills?

Answer: Ensure proper cooling and irrigation during drilling to prevent overheating and potential damage to the drill or surrounding tissues. Follow recommended drilling speeds and techniques.