Select the Appropriate Size:
Choose the required drill diameter (2.5 mm / 3.0 mm / 3.5 mm / 4.0 mm / 5.0 mm) based on the implant site and clinical requirement.

Attach to Handpiece:
Securely connect the Auto Bone Collector Drill to the surgical contra-angle or implant handpiece.

Irrigation Setup:
Ensure external saline irrigation is properly connected to prevent overheating and to maintain bone viability during drilling.

Begin Drilling:

• Operate at the recommended RPM for implant osteotomy (typically 250–350 RPM, depending on bone density).

• Apply steady, controlled pressure and follow standard osteotomy protocols.

Bone Collection:
As drilling progresses, autogenous bone particles are automatically collected in the internal chamber of the drill.

Stop and Retrieve Bone:

• Remove the drill from the site after drilling.

• Carefully unscrew the collection chamber.

• Use a sterile instrument to retrieve and transfer the collected bone graft material.

Reuse or Continue Drilling:
If additional bone is required, reassemble the drill and repeat the procedure.