• Specifically designed to shape cortical bone during implant procedures.
• Helps prevent implant compression, minimizing the risk of bone resorption.
• Enhances the ease and success of cosmetic implant placement.
• Delivers durable performance and reliability over multiple uses.
• Crafted from high-grade stainless steel for long-lasting surgical applications.
• Efficiently operates at a safe maximum speed for precision bone profiling.

Julldent Bone Profile Drill 6mmis an essential tool designed specifically for implant procedures, providing precise cortical bone shaping at the surgical site. Constructed from high-quality stainless steel, this durable drill ensures consistent performance across multiple uses, with a maximum lifespan of up to 30 procedures. Its role in the implant drilling protocol is critical, as it helps avoid excessive compression of the implant in the cortical area, reducing the risk of bone resorption and enhancing the overall success of cosmetic implants. With a maximum rotation speed of 300 rpm, the Julldent Bone Profile Drill offers efficient and safe bone profiling, making it a trusted choice for surgical precision.

• Material: Stainless steel
• Diameter: 6 mm
• Scope: Surgery, bone profiling
• Maximum Rotation Speed: 300 rpm
• Maximum Number of Uses: 30 uses
• Function: Cortical bone shaping
• Purpose: Prevents implant compression and resorption
• Application: Cosmetic implant placement

• 1 x Bone Profile Drill 6mm

Note: Box is not available in packging

Preparation:

• Sterilize the drill following the recommended sterilization procedures before the first use and after each use.
• Ensure the drill is securely attached to the handpiece.

Pre-Drilling:

• Begin by preparing the surgical site and creating the initial pilot hole using a smaller drill.
• Confirm that the cortical bone is adequately exposed and accessible for profiling.

Drilling Procedure:

• Set the handpiece to a maximum speed of 300 rpm.
• Gently position the Julldent Bone Profile Drill at the surgical site, aligning it with the pilot hole.
• Apply consistent, controlled pressure to the drill while ensuring not to overheat the bone. Cool the site with sterile irrigation as needed.
• Gradually shape the cortical bone by advancing the drill to the required depth.

Post-Drilling:

• Once profiling is complete, remove the drill slowly from the site.
• Inspect the surgical area for proper bone shaping and proceed with implant placement.

Maintenance:

• Clean the drill thoroughly after each use, ensuring that no debris remains.
• Sterilize according to standard medical protocols before storage.
• Monitor the drill for any signs of wear or damage, and discard after 30 uses or if any deterioration is observed

No warranty