The Lance Drill is a precision-engineered implant surgical drill designed to create the initial pilot entry point during dental implant osteotomy procedures. Featuring a sharp lance-shaped tip, it enables accurate penetration of the cortical bone while minimizing drill slippage, ensuring the implant site is established exactly as planned. This initial pilot mark serves as a guide for the subsequent sequence of implant drills, improving the accuracy and predictability of implant placement.

Manufactured from premium surgical-grade stainless steel, the Lance Drill delivers excellent cutting efficiency, durability, and resistance to corrosion. Its sharp cutting edges allow smooth and controlled cortical bone penetration with minimal pressure, reducing heat generation and helping preserve surrounding bone tissue. The precision-ground design promotes stable drilling, ensuring the osteotomy begins at the correct angulation and position.

The drill is specifically designed to provide superior stability during the first stage of implant site preparation, making it particularly useful in dense cortical bone where accurate entry is essential. Its optimized geometry helps prevent skidding on the bone surface, reducing the risk of positional errors and improving overall surgical precision.

Compatible with standard implant surgical contra-angle handpieces and implant motors, the Lance Drill is suitable for use with most implant systems. When operated with recommended drilling speeds and continuous sterile saline irrigation, it facilitates safe, efficient, and minimally traumatic osteotomy preparation.

Ideal for both routine and advanced implant procedures, the Lance Drill enhances surgical accuracy, supports predictable implant positioning, and contributes to successful long-term implant outcomes.

Diameter 1.6 mm, 2.0 mm Length 16 mm

Prepare the surgical site using standard aseptic protocols and ensure clear visibility.

Mark the implant position with a surgical guide or marker.

Securely attach the Lance Drill to a compatible implant contra-angle handpiece.

Set the implant motor speed to 800–1200 RPM with continuous sterile saline irrigation.

Position the drill perpendicular to the bone at the planned implant entry point.

Apply gentle, controlled pressure to create the initial pilot indentation.

Withdraw the drill periodically to clear debris and maintain effective irrigation.

Once the pilot osteotomy is established, remove the Lance Drill.

Continue osteotomy preparation using the appropriate sequential implant drills.

Clean, sterilize, and inspect the drill after use according to standard infection control protocols.

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