Core Product Information

Dental Square Screwdrivers are standard interface drive tools for dental implant restorations, compatible with ratchet wrenches. They are specifically designed for the manual tightening and loosening of implant center screws and abutment screws. With a square interface, they work with standard torque wrenches/ratchet wrenches, making them a core tool for standardized torque control in clinics and laboratories.

Features and Advantages

Standard Square Interface, Universal Compatibility

The tail section uses a standard square interface, allowing direct mounting on universal ratchet wrenches or torque wrenches, providing a universal interface for standardized torque operation in clinics and laboratories.

Multiple Sizes, Compatible with Mainstream Implant Systems

Includes 8 tip models: HEX (1.0/1.19/1.2/1.25/1.27/1.38mm) and Torx (T5/T6), perfectly compatible with the screw interfaces of most mainstream implant systems such as Dentium, Osstem, and Straumann.

High Hardness + High Precision, Preventing Screw Stripping

The blade is made of high-strength medical-grade alloy, offering high hardness and wear resistance. The CNC-machined interface perfectly fits the screw groove, effectively preventing stripping and chipping, protecting the central screw and implant structure.

Dual Length Specifications for Different Scenarios

Offering two lengths, S (short, 19mm total length, 10mm effective length) and L (long, 25mm total length, 16mm effective length), it adapts to implant cavities of varying depths or laboratory model operations, providing high flexibility.

Repeatedly Sterilizable, Meets Clinical Standards

Made entirely of stainless steel, it supports repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization, meeting the aseptic operation requirements of the operating room and ensuring a long service life.

Application Scenarios

Standardized Torque Locking in Clinical Applications: Used with a torque wrench, tighten abutment screws and repair screws according to the torque values required by the implant system (e.g., 15-35 Ncm) to ensure long-term stability.

Laboratory model screw operation: Pre-tightening and loosening of abutment and cable tray screws on the model to protect them from damage due to excessive force.

Multi-brand implant system compatibility: One tool covers interfaces of mainstream implant systems, reducing clinical/laboratory tool configuration costs and offering strong versatility.

High-difficulty site operations: Screw operations at deep sites and in confined spaces are easily accessible with an extended blade tip, and precise control is achieved with a ratchet wrench.