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Module 12 RESTORE RESTORE ® External Hex Implant System Surgical Hands-On
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Drill Series for Placement of 3.75mm Implant 1.6mm Drill 2.0mm Drill 3.0mm Drill Counter- Sink Drill 3.75mm Tap Cover Screw 3.75mm Implant 2.0/3.0mm Pilot Drill
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Drill Depth Marking System Surgical Drill and Tap depth markings correspond to the RESTORE Implant lengths. 15mm implant 13mm implant 11.5mm implant 10mm implant 8mm implant Drill tips add up to 1mm. 10mm
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Preparing the Implant Site
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Surgical Guides Wax Set-up for Patient Approval Surgical Guide Created From Wax Set-up Surgical Guide Indicates Tooth Position (Guide Pins in Place) Surgical Guide in Place 1. 2. 3. 4.
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Remove the 1.6 x 15mm Twist Drill 10mm
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CAUTION: Always use copious irrigation when drilling. Drill the Implant Site to a Depth of 10mm Using the 1.6mm Twist Drill 10mm 1200 to 1800 rpm Recommended
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Remove the 2.0mm Twist Drill 10mm
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Drill the Implant Site to a Depth of 10mm Using the 2.0mm Twist Drill The drill must always point down the long axis of the implant site. 10mm
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Remove the 2.0/3.0mm Pilot Drill
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Drill the Implant Site Using the 2.0/3.0mm Pilot Drill 10mm
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Remove the 3.0mm Twist Drill 10mm
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Drill the Implant Site to a Depth of 10mm Using the 3.0mm Twist Drill Color-coded to Implant Diameter (silver) 10mm
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Verify Angle and Depth of the Implant Site Take an x-ray with Depth Gauge in place to confirm implant site is not compromising any critical anatomical landmarks (mandibular nerve, floor of the sinus, etc.). These steps are optional during surgery. A Surgical Depth Probe (not included in training kit) may be used to verify the depth of the site after the 2.0mm Drill. A Depth Gauge may be used to verify the depth and angulation after the 3.0mm Drill.
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Remove the Countersink Drill
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Drill the Implant Site Using the Countersink Drill At the depth marking, the Countersink Drill is 4.1mm in diameter. The diameter of a 3.75mm implant at the “neck” is also 4.1mm. Drill to the depth marking.
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When to Use Surgical Taps Required in Type I dense bone Optional in Type II and III bone Not recommended in Type IV soft bone
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Bone Tapping Option 1: Motor-driven Tapping with a Handpiece
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Remove the 3.75 x 13mm Tap 10mm
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Tap the Implant Site to a Depth of 10mm Using the 3.75mm Tap 25-50 rpm Maximum 10mm
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Bone Tapping Option 2: Manual Tapping with a Surgical Ratchet
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Remove Ratchet/Tap Adapter and Surgical Ratchet
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Insert the Ratchet/Tap Adapter into the Surgical Ratchet
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Manual Bone Tapping Option
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Remove the 3.75 x 10mm Implant
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Implant Delivery and Placement Option 1: Using a Handpiece
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Remove the Handpiece Adapter
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Insert the Handpiece Adapter into the Handpiece
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Engage and Remove Implant from Vial and Carry to Implant Site CAUTION: Do not allow the implant to touch anything.
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Partially Seat the Implant Using the Handpiece Use low speed for implant placement (25-50 rpm). Seat to approximately ¾ total depth.
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Remove the Surgical Ratchet, Ratchet/Tap Adapter and Stabilizing Wrench
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Insert the Ratchet/Tap Adapter into the Surgical Ratchet
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Connect the Ratchet/Tap Adapter to Implant Placement Head Seat Stabilizing Wrench pin into the hole on the top side of Ratchet/Tap Adapter for added stability.
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Completely Seat the Implant Seat implant to the depth marking located on the Placement Head. Insertion Depth
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Implant Delivery and Placement Option 2: Using the Hand Adapter
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Remove the Hand Adapter
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Remove the Implant from the Vial with the Hand Adapter CAUTION: Do not allow the implant to touch anything.
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Partially Seat the Implant
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Remove the Surgical Ratchet, Ratchet/Tap Adapter and Stabilizing Wrench
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Insert the Ratchet/Tap Adapter into the Surgical Ratchet
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Connect the Ratchet/Tap Adapter to Implant Placement Head Seat Stabilizing Wrench pin into the hole on the top side of Ratchet/Tap Adapter for added stability.
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Seat the Implant Seat implant to the depth marking located on the Placement Head. Insertion Depth
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Removing the Placement Head
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Remove the.048” Hex Driver and Stabilizing Wrench
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Remove the Placement Head Seat the Stabilizing Wrench over the Placement Head for counter torque. Loosen the Placement Head Screw and remove.
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Alternative: Remove the Placement Head using theHand Adapter The Placement Head can also be removed by inserting the.048” Hex Driver through the top of the Hand Adapter and loosening the Placement Head Screw.
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Placing the Cover Screw
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Remove the.035” Hex Driver
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Unscrew the Cover Screw Using the.035” Hex Driver
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Seat the Cover Screw onto the Implant Place the Cover Screw Implant placement is complete
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Thank You!
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