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The laser marks reported on the Probe drill Ø 1.2 and
the SinCrest drills Ø 3.0, 3.2, 4.0 and 4.2 indicate the
operating depth at 4-5-6-7-8-9-10 and 11mm. (see figure
n. 2)
Surgical sequence
Ref 4343-Locator drill: use the drill to identify the correct
position of the implant and remove the cortical bone
tissue at a 3.5mm depth as shown by the laser mark.
Ref 4344-Probe drill Ø 1.2: to be used after having
positioned the depth stop selected according to the
bone availability (see paragraph on Stop positioning).
Since the osteotomy achieved defines the final position
and angle of the implant, it must be carried out with a
view to the full prosthetic plan. Use the drill with back
and forth movements until the desired depth is
achieved. Only the head of the device is sharp. No
lateral cutting strength can be implemented to modify
the osteotomy angle: it must be used only to drill in
depth.
Ref 4354-RX pin Ø 1.2: use the pins to check the correct
angle and depth achieved through an x-ray and/or
visual examination.
Ref 4379-Sin Probe Ø 1.2: in addition to the tactual
check, this device allows a metric assessment of the
operating depth.
Ref 4380-Guide drill Ø 3.0: use the drill to create a
coronal recess in the cortical layer to achieve a 2 mm
depth as marked on the drill.
Ref 4337-SinCrest drill Ø 3.0: the use of this drill must
always be preceded by the Guide drill. It may be used
after having positioned the depth stop selected
11 mm
10 mm
9 mm
8 mm
7 mm
6 mm
5 mm
4 mm
Fig. 2
according to the available bone (see paragraph on
Stop positioning). Prepare the site until the pre-
determined depth is achieved.
Ref 4356-RX pin Ø 3.0: confirms the correct angle and
depth achieved during the previous osteotomy stages.
Ref 4333-SinCrest Ø 3.0:
Step 0 Gradually screw the device inside the dedicated
guide hole. The device has achieved the depth obtained
by means of the drills when the black mark emerges
minimally during the progress of the probe as compared
to the grip (see figure n. 3).
Step 1 Turn the handle anti-clockwise by1/2 revolution
and at the same time implement an axial pressure,
start the osteotomy with "back and forth" turning
movements by 1/2 turn until the distance (0.5mm)
between the tooth and the stroke is zero (see figure n.
4 - 5 A).
By manually implementing pressure on the probe (see
figure n. 5 B), constantly check the residual strength
of the maxillary sinus floor.
Step 0
0,5 mm
Fig. 4
Fig. 3
