About Crown Positioning Guide Kit
This crown positioning guide kit pairs two initial drills with physical crown guides, matching pins and stops. With it, the space the future crown will occupy can be referenced at the initial drilling stage. The kit contains a 1.6 mm and a 2.0 mm externally irrigated initial drill, four stops, and six crown guides from 6 to 12 mm with matching pins. Used alongside the clinician's own plan and the implant system's instructions, the guides give a physical reference that links the initial drilling position to the planned restoration. Every instrument is polished AISI 420 stainless steel, reusable and autoclavable.
What is in the kit, and what each size refers to
The kit is organised in four groups, and each group's numbers describe something different:
- Initial drills: 1.6 mm and 2.0 mm, one of each, for external irrigation. These are drill diameters.
- Stops: four, marked 6, 8, 10 and 11.5 mm. These are the stops' own size markings.
- Crown guides: six, sized 6, 7, 8, 9, 10.5 and 12 mm. These sizes refer to crown space.
- Crown-guide pins: in the same six sizes, labelled to match their guides.
Several numbers repeat across groups. The 6, 8 and 10 mm markings appear on both a stop and a crown guide. The 12 mm marking belongs to the largest crown guide, while the largest drill is 2.0 mm. Keeping the groups apart makes the kit quicker to check and reassemble after each reprocessing cycle. Use the instructions supplied with the kit to relate the stop markings to your protocol.
Physical guides rather than a patient-specific template
This kit belongs to the physical-guide approach: crown guides, pins and stops for positioning and spacing at the initial drilling stage. A fully guided workflow is built around a patient-specific template with defined sleeves and offsets, and it uses the components that guided system specifies. If you are choosing between the two approaches, this kit is for the first.
Preparing your enquiry
Tell us how many kits you need and which implant system and drill interface you work with, so we can check them against the kit as described. Also confirm that the 1.6 mm and 2.0 mm initial drills suit your protocol, and note any packaging or documentation your purchasing team requires. Send these details when you request a quote. Related surgical kits are in our dental implant instruments range.
