Dentalplant Implant Hex Drivers 1.20mm Long (Osstem Type)

Description

Dentalplant Implant Hex Drivers

Dentalplant Implant hex drivers, also known as implant drivers or implant wrenches, are essential dental tools used in implant dentistry for the placement, adjustment, and removal of dental implants. These tools are designed to fit precisely into the hexagonal (six-sided) interface of dental implant components, such as abutments and healing caps

Indications:

• Single/bridge/full arch restorations
• All position
• Bridge case with a wrong path
• Framework for bar overdenture
• Screw/Combi retained restoration.

Key Features

• Hexagonal Design: Implant hex drivers feature a hexagonal working end that matches the hexagonal interface of dental implants and implant components. This design ensures a precise fit and minimizes the risk of stripping or damaging the implant connection.
• Compatibility: Implant hex drivers are designed to be compatible with specific implant systems and components. They are available in various sizes and styles to accommodate the diversity of dental implant systems in use.
• Material: Implant hex drivers are typically constructed from high-quality stainless steel or other biocompatible materials. This construction ensures durability, resistance to corrosion, and biocompatibility.
• Handle Design: The handle of the hex driver is designed for an ergonomic and comfortable grip. It may have a knurled or textured surface to prevent slipping, even when the operator’s gloves are moist.
• Long and Short Versions: Implant hex drivers are available in both long and short versions. The choice of length depends on the specific clinical situation and accessibility requirements. Longer hex drivers are useful for posterior or deep-seated implants, while shorter ones are suitable for anterior or shallow implants.
• Autoclavable: Implant hex drivers are autoclavable, allowing for proper sterilization using standard autoclaving procedures. This is essential to maintain instrument hygiene between patient uses.
• Manual and Motorized Use: Implant hex drivers can be used manually, with the dentist applying manual torque, or with a motorized handpiece for precise and controlled torque application. This versatility allows for adaptability to different clinical scenarios.
• Procedural Versatility: Implant hex drivers are used at various stages of implant dentistry, including implant placement, abutment connection, and final prosthetic restoration. They are versatile tools for achieving accurate torque values and ensuring the stability of dental implants.
• Sterilization and Maintenance: Proper cleaning and sterilization of implant hex drivers are essential to prevent cross-contamination between patients and maintain a sterile environment in the dental office. Most hex drivers are designed to withstand autoclaving.

Specifications

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Length (L): 25mm
• Short Length (S): 20mm
• Head Diameter: 6mm
• Total Height (L Variant): 13mm + 12mm
• Total Height (S Variant): 8mm + 12mm
• Hex Size: 1.20mm,1.27mm

Packaging

• 1 x Hex Driver

Directions for Use

Prepare the Operating Environment:

• Ensure that the dental operatory is clean and set up for the specific implant procedure you are performing.
• Sterilize all necessary instruments and equipment, including the implant hex drivers, following your dental practice’s infection control protocols.

Identify the Correct Hex Driver:

• Select the appropriate implant hex driver that matches the hexagonal interface of the dental implant or implant component you will be working with.
• Some hex drivers may be color-coded or labeled with the compatible implant system for easy identification.

Attach the Hex Driver:

• Ensure that the hex driver is securely attached to a compatible handpiece, which may include manual handles or motorized handpieces.
• If using a ratcheting hex driver, attach it to a compatible ratchet wrench.

Implant Placement or Adjustment:

• During the implant placement or adjustment procedure, use the hex driver to engage the hexagonal interface of the implant or implant component. Ensure a secure fit.
• Apply controlled and appropriate torque using the hex driver.
• Depending on the stage of the procedure, you may use the hex driver for implant placement, abutment connection, or other related tasks.

Monitor Torque Levels:

• If using a torque wrench or a motorized handpiece with torque control, monitor and adjust the torque levels as needed to ensure that you do not exceed the recommended torque limits. This helps prevent over-tightening or damaging the implant components.

Prosthetic Procedures:

• In prosthetic procedures, use the hex driver to connect prosthetic abutments, healing caps, or other prosthetic components to the implant fixture.

Removal Procedures (if applicable):

• If you need to remove a dental implant or component, use the hex driver to engage the hexagonal interface and carefully apply counterclockwise (lefty loosey) torque to unscrew and remove the component. Be cautious not to damage the implant or surrounding tissues.

Sterilization and Maintenance:

• After completing the procedure, detach the hex driver from the handpiece.
• Thoroughly clean and sterilize the hex driver following your dental practice’s infection control guidelines before storing it for future use.

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