Core Product Information

Dentium Guide Kit Product Introduction The Dentium Guide Kit is a specialized instrument set designed for precise implant surgery using an implant guide plate. Specifically designed for the Dentium implant system (but also compatible with other implant systems), it includes a guide drill, tissue circumcision blade, fixation tools, and torque wrench, enabling guided operation throughout the entire process from guide plate positioning and preparation to implant placement.

Features and Advantages

Precise Compatibility with the Dentium System

All guide drills and instrument interfaces are highly compatible with the Dentium implant platform, with a full range of diameter (Ø3.6/4.0/4.5) and length (6/8/10/12mm) specifications. Preparation parameters are completely compatible with the Dentium implant system.

Guide Plate Guidance Design

With the guide drill (GUIDE), preparation can be precisely performed according to the digital guide plate path, significantly improving the angle, depth, and axial accuracy of the implantation site and reducing surgical errors.

Minimally Invasive Soft Tissue Management

Equipped with TISSUE PUNCH and FLAT DRILL, it allows for precise removal of soft tissue at the implantation site, reducing flap elevation and enabling minimally invasive implantation.

Stable and Reliable Positioning

Includes a retention drill and retention pins to firmly fix the guide plate to the alveolar bone, preventing intraoperative displacement and ensuring guiding accuracy.

Complete Drive System

Equipped with a dedicated ratchet wrench, FX drive head, and extension rod, adaptable to different depth requirements, with controllable torque and stable operation.

Reusable Sterilization Design

The entire instrument set is made of medical-grade stainless steel, allowing for repeated high-temperature and high-pressure sterilization. The storage box has sterilization holes, meeting clinical aseptic management requirements.

Application Scenarios

Digital guide-guided implant surgery using the Dentium Implant System; Anterior aesthetic zone implantation, precisely controlling implant axis and depth; Immediate implantation and immediate loading cases, enabling precise cavity preparation via the guide plate; Implant surgery for areas with insufficient bone volume or complex anatomical structures (such as near the maxillary sinus or inferior alveolar nerve); Minimally invasive flapless implantation, reducing postoperative swelling and complications; Guide-guided implant restoration for multiple consecutive missing teeth.