Implant Drill Kits

Dental Implant Surgical Drill Kits

Implant surgical drill kit with eight depth-marked drills from 2.0 to 5.2 mm, held in a diameter-labelled metal holder. Standard and coated kits are also available.

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Listed pricing
Kit $50.00
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Product code
DIS-IMP-SDR-GRP
Material
Stainless steel; component-specific material confirmed with the quotation
Finish
Satin, polished, or coated components as specified
Size
Drills 2.0 to 5.2 mm
Options
3 available
MOQ
confirmed with your quote

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About Dental Implant Surgical Drill Kits

An implant site is prepared by drilling in steps, starting narrow and working up to the diameter the implant needs. This kit gives you eight drills in sequence, each marked for depth, in a holder labelled by diameter so the next drill is always easy to find.

The eight drills

2.0, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm. The drills have a black finish and depth markings along the shaft, and stand in a metal holder with each position labelled. The holder is not counted as one of the eight pieces.

Other kits

  • Standard surgical drill kit: a standard sequential kit.
  • Coated surgical drill kit: drills with a coated finish.

We send an itemised list for the kit you choose. If you use a particular implant system, tell us the system and the drill diameters and lengths you need, and we confirm the kit suits it.

Ordering

  • Choose the 8-piece, standard or coated kit.
  • Single replacement drills can be quoted: tell us the kit and diameter.
  • Evaluation samples are available.

Care

Clean the drills straight after use, check the cutting edges and depth markings for wear, and return each to its labelled place. Follow the supplied processing instructions and your facility's validated protocol.

For depth-controlled drilling, see our conical implant drill and stopper kits. For guided drilling, see our implant drill guide positioning kits.

Available Options

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3 options
OptionProduct codeAttributesPricingRequest quote
8-Piece Depth-Marked Implant Drill KitDIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-8PCConfiguration: 8-Piece Depth-Marked Implant Drill Kit, Set Size: 8-piece configurationKit $50.00Select for Quote
Standard Surgical Implant Drill KitDIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-STDConfiguration: Standard Surgical Implant Drill Kit, Set Size: Protocol-based configurationKit $50.00Select for Quote
Coated Surgical Implant Drill KitDIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-COATConfiguration: Coated Surgical Implant Drill Kit, Set Size: Protocol-based coated configurationKit $50.00Select for Quote

What Is Included in the Kit?

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8-piece depth-marked drill kit — DIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-8PC

Eight drills with a separate stand/holder. The holder is not an additional drill.

DIS-IMP-SDR-GRP-8PC component schedule
ComponentNominal diameterQuantity
Drill 12.0 mm1
Drill 22.5 mm1
Drill 32.8 mm1
Drill 43.2 mm1
Drill 53.65 mm1
Drill 64.2 mm1
Drill 74.8 mm1
Drill 85.2 mm1
Stand / holderFor the eight-drill set1

Depth-marking schedule: 6, 8, 10, 11.5, 13 and 16 mm. These are marking references, not a statement of overall drill length or a drilling protocol.

This schedule applies to the 8PC configuration only. Standard sequential and coated configurations require their own component schedule.

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Dental Implant Surgical Drill Kits Questions

Which drills are in the 8PC assortment?

The 8PC assortment has one drill at each nominal diameter: 2.00, 2.5, 2.8, 3.2, 3.65, 4.2, 4.8 and 5.2 mm, which totals eight drills. The values describe the inventory; they are not a prescribed drilling sequence.

Is a drill's nominal diameter an implant compatibility specification?

No. Diameter is the drill's transverse size label, and compatibility also depends on its documented profile, length conventions, mechanical connection and the implant system's requirements. The same diameter number therefore does not by itself identify a suitable implant-system drill.

What is the difference between working length and overall drill length?

Overall length runs from one end of the instrument to the other, while working or cutting length refers to a defined working span, and depth-mark conventions can use additional reference points. Compare the named dimension and its datum instead of treating every length label as equivalent.

Does a black drill finish identify a particular coating?

No. Color describes appearance, while coating chemistry and base material are separate specifications. The 8PC drills have a black finish, so select by an explicitly stated coating or material when those properties are required instead of identifying the treatment from color alone.

How does an implant preparation-drill assortment differ from a prosthetic driver kit?

Preparation drills have a cutting role in forming the implant site, while prosthetic drivers engage screw interfaces for fastening. One maker, for example, lists separate manual and machine screwdriver references and driver kits. Identify them as separate instrument groups when you specify a drill or a driver purchase.

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