INNO Ext. FULL SURGICAL KIT

For INNO Sub. (Submerged type)

*Composition*

Point Drill
> Primarily used to mark the Implant recipient site and determine the spacing.
> The point drill has a unique pointed tip, making this an excellent drill for starting the osteotomy
through the hard cortical plate.

Path Drill
> Used for the case that path modi cation is required.
> Excellent ablation force that does not slip in slanted bone.
> Easy to drill even in extraction socket without slipping.

Initial Drill
> Initial stepped drill - Ø2.2, Ø2.8, and Ø3.3mm stepped drilling at the Ø1.8 drilled site.

Final Drill
> Ø 3.5 / 4.0 / 4.5 / 5.0 / 6.0 
> 7 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 / 16 / 18mm 

Countersink
> Used to prevent compressive necrosis of dense cortical bone by decreasing torque force
(Ø4.0 Implant: 80N.cm -> 45N.cm / Ø5.0 Implant: 150N.cm -> 45N.cm).
> Bone quality 1: high compressive placement of Implants induces the failure of osseointegration and bone loss.

Drill Extension
> Used for lengthening the Drill when using a Hand-piece.
> Do not go over recommended torque when using the Drill Extension.
> The triangle mark indicates the cutting surface of the drill shaft.

Hex Driver
> Used to install or remove the Cover Screw, Healing Abutment, and Abutment Screw, etc.
> The Machine Drivers are used with contra angle, while the Ratchet Drivers are used with the Torque Wrench.

Implant Driver
> Used to install No-Mount type Implants.
> The Machine Drivers are used with a contra-angle, while the Ratchet Drivers are used with the Torque Wrench.

Torque Wrench
> Used to control torque force in the Implant and abutment placement.
> Torque force 10, 25, 30 & 35N.cm are able to be controlled by pulling the elastic bar.
> Maximal torque force 120N.cm with pulling the rigid main bar.

Depth Gauge
> One side of the Depth Gauge measures the drilling depth and the other side measures the gingival height from the top of the Implant.