A silver metal drill with the label ‘Flatt’ on the front.
A silver metal drill with the label ‘Flatt’ on the front, labeled 30 millimeters long and an OD of 3.8 millimeters.

3.85 mm Flattening Drill

$25.00
SKU: 3032
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Advantages, Protocol, and Maintenance: 3.9 mm Depth Stop Drill Manual

Must be used with: Angle-Cut Guide Sleeve - With Cleat - 3.9 mm x 9 mm or Guide Sleeve - Without Cleat - With Lip - 4.0 mm

The stainless steel 3.85 mm Flattening Drill is designed to remove soft tissue and to flatten the alveolar ridge when a pointed alveolar crest would deflect the initial drill off to one side or the other. Once the crestal/angled bone is flattened, a Pilot Drill can be used to start the osteotomy without deflection.

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    Users of DePlaque Inc. drills have the responsibility to determine whether the diameter and length of these products are suitable for the particular surgical procedure.

    Relevant Presentations:

    - 2 CONGENITALLY MISSING LATERAL INCISORS WITH IMPLANT SUPPORTED RESTORATIONS
    - CANTILEVERED RESTORATIONS WITH RIDGE AUGMENTATION
    - FLAP PROCEDURE COMPARING FLAPLESS PROTOCOL | 3.9 mm DEPTH STOP DRILL SEQUENCE ILLUSTRATED
    - HORIZONTAL RIDGE AUGMENTATION UNDER A PARTlAL DENTURE
    - REPLACEMENT OF 4 MANDIBULAR INCISORS
    - REPLACING A FAILING IMPLANT | 3.9 mm OSTEOTOMY DRILLS
    - SHORT WIDE IMPLANTS IN MAXILLARY ARCH
    - STRAUMANN 2.9 mm GUIDED SURGERY

    A silver metal drill with the label ‘Flatt’ on the front.
    A silver metal drill with the label ‘Flatt’ on the front, labeled 30 millimeters long and an OD of 3.8 millimeters.

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