Julldent Lance Marking Drill

The Julldent Lance Marking Drill is a precision dental instrument designed for accurate implant site preparation. Featuring a sharp and durable cutting edge, this drill ensures efficient and controlled osteotomy procedures during implant placement. The laser markings on the drill provide depth guidance, enhancing precision in drilling to the desired implant depth. The design minimizes the risk of thermal damage and facilitates optimal bone preservation. With its compatibility across various implant systems, the Julldent Lance Marking Drill is a versatile tool that contributes to successful and predictable implant surgeries. This drill is an essential component for dental professionals seeking reliable and precise solutions in implant dentistry for optimal patient outcomes.

• Diameter: 1.6mm,2.0mm
• Length: 16mm

• 1 x Lance Marking Drill

• Preparation: Confirm compatibility with the specific implant system being used.
• Clinical Assessment: Assess the patient's oral health and determine the appropriate site for implant placement.
• Depth Planning: Review the treatment plan and determine the desired implant depth based on diagnostic imaging and prosthetic considerations.
• Selecting the Marking Drill: Choose the Julldent Lance Marking Drill with the appropriate diameter for the planned implant.
• Sterilization: Ensure the marking drill is properly sterilized according to recommended protocols before use.
• Anesthesia: Administer local anesthesia to the patient for comfort during the procedure.
• Soft Tissue Management: Implement proper soft tissue management techniques to ensure clear access to the planned implant site.
• Marking Depth: Align the laser markings on the drill with the predetermined depth on the surgical guide or based on the treatment plan.
• Osteotomy Procedure: Initiate the osteotomy procedure, using the Julldent Lance Marking Drill with a controlled, gentle pressure, and following the predetermined depth.
• Irrigation: Use sterile irrigation to cool the drill and prevent overheating during the osteotomy procedure.
• Post-Drilling Procedures: Depending on the treatment plan, follow up with subsequent drills or procedures for the completion of the implant site preparation.

No warranty