Autogenous Bone chip collector Drill

The Auto Bone Collector Drill is a precision-engineered tool designed specifically for dental implant surgeries. It efficiently collects bone particles during drilling, which can later be reused for bone grafting or to fill voids around the implant site, enhancing the overall success of the procedure.
- Bone particle harvesting during implant site preparation
- Filling small bony defects or gaps
- Enhancing primary stability of implants
- Use in autogenous bone grafting procedures

- Bone Collection Function: Collects autogenous bone during drilling
- Superior Material Quality: Made from ultra-high anti-rust, wear-resistant stainless steel with super high hardness for long-lasting performance.
- Corrosion Resistant: Designed to withstand frequent sterilization.
- Multiple Sizes Available:
- 2.5 mm
- 3 mm
- 3.5 mm
- 4 mm
- 5mm

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1. Select the Appropriate Size:
Choose the drill diameter (2.5 mm / 3 mm / 3.5 mm / 4 mm) based on the implant site and clinical need.
2. Attach to Handpiece:
Securely connect the Auto Bone Collector Drill to your surgical contra-angle or implant handpiece.
3. Irrigation Setup:
Ensure external saline irrigation is in place to avoid overheating and to maintain bone viability during drilling.
4. Begin Drilling:
- Drill at the recommended RPM for implant osteotomy (usually 250–350 RPM, depending on bone density).
- Maintain steady pressure and follow standard osteotomy protocol.
5. Bone Collection:
As the drill advances, bone particles are automatically collected in the internal chamber of the drill.
6. Stop and Retrieve Bone:
After drilling, remove the drill from the site and unscrew the collection chamber carefully.
Use a sterile instrument to remove and transfer the collected bone graft material.
7. Reuse or Continue Drilling:
- If more bone is needed, repeat the process.