ALFA GATE dental implants
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Marking Drill Ø 1.90mm
$75.00
SKU: DM
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The Marking Drill Ø 1.90 mm is designed for precise initial cortical marking during implant site preparation.
It allows the clinician to accurately identify and stabilize the entry point before the sequential drilling protocol begins.
Manufactured from high-quality stainless steel, the drill ensures durability, precision cutting, and reliable performance throughout repeated sterilization cycles.
Technical Specifications
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Product Type: Marking drill
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Diameter: 1.90 mm
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Material: Medical-grade stainless steel
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Clinical Use: Cortical plate marking before drilling sequence
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Sterilization: Autoclavable
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Reusability: Yes
Key Features & Benefits
Precise Cortical Entry Marking
Creates an accurate starting point for the osteotomy.
Improved Drill Guidance
Helps stabilize the first drilling step and reduces slippage.
Controlled Initial Penetration
Allows careful entry through the cortical plate.
Durable Stainless Steel Construction
Resistant to corrosion and suitable for repeated sterilization.
Compatible with Standard Surgical Protocols
Integrates seamlessly into conventional implant drilling sequences.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1: What is the function of the marking drill?
It is used to create an initial mark on the cortical plate before the drilling sequence begins.
Q2: What is the drill diameter?
The marking drill has a 1.90 mm diameter.
Q3: Can it be sterilized?
Yes. It is fully autoclavable.
Q4: Is it reusable?
Yes. It is made from medical-grade stainless steel for repeated clinical use.
Q5: When is this drill used in the surgical sequence?
It is used at the beginning of the osteotomy to mark the implant entry point.
