Dental Implantology Burr

FGM DrillsThe surgical stage is optimized by the innovative design of FGM Drills.
They are characterized by a cylindrical shape and an active tip that is both highly stable and efficient in cutting. Its parallel body is adorned with straight flutes that facilitate the collection of bone tissue and irrigation.
They are employed to perforate the bone prior to implant placement. Available in a variety of diameters to ensure that the milling process aligns with the implant dimensions specified in the planning.
Recommended for use in both single drilling and scaling techniques.Benefits

Active Tip: Functions as an initial drill, ensuring stability from the outset to the end.
Safety and stability: A cylindrical body that "does not pull" enables the placement of drill stops.
Efficiency: It permits perforation in a single operation. Recommended perforation rotation ranges from 600 to 1200 rpm.
Straight flutes: The ability to collect bone tissue and irrigation throughout the entire drill extension.Material: Prime steel that has been coated with TiN (titanium nitride), which enhances durability, reduces friction, and increases surface hardness.
Geometry that is novel: The optimization of surgery time is achieved through self-control during the surgical preparation.FGM Drills are constructed from a noble stainless steel that is suitable for use in surgical instruments, as per the American standard ASTM F899. This steel is characterized by its high mechanical resistance, corrosion resistance, and a surface treatment of titanium nitride (TiN).