Core Product Information

One Guide Kit Product Introduction The One Guide Kit is a one-stop tool kit for digitally guided implant surgery. It integrates instruments for the entire process, from soft tissue preparation, initial positioning, graded cavity preparation to implant placement and screw tightening. It is compatible with the guide surgery workflow of mainstream implant systems, ensuring precise and controllable angle, depth, and position of implant placement.

Features and Advantages:

Integrated Design

The kit includes an initial positioning drill, graded sequence drill, flat-bottomed drill, tissue circumferential cutter, extension rod, torque tool, guide anchor, and other instruments. One kit completes the entire guide implantation process without the need for additional tools.

Precise Graded Cavity Preparation System

The graded drills are graded by diameter (3.5~5.5mm) and depth (6~13mm), with color markings (yellow/green/blue/red/purple), adaptable to different bone densities (cartilage/cortical bone) and implant sizes. High cavity preparation accuracy avoids surgical errors.

The entire drill has an internal irrigation function, continuously preventing the drill bit from overheating and causing damage.

Minimally Invasive Procedure Design

Equipped with a tissue resection blade, enabling flapless minimally invasive implantation, reducing postoperative swelling and complications; guide plate fixation anchors prevent intraoperative guide plate displacement, improving surgical stability.

Highly Adaptable to Multiple Scenarios

Compatible with most mainstream implant systems, supporting single/multiple implantation, immediate implantation, and anterior aesthetic implantation, adaptable to various complex anatomical sites.

Medical-Grade Materials and Sterilization Management

Instruments are made of high-strength medical-grade stainless steel, wear-resistant and corrosion-resistant, and can be repeatedly sterilized under high temperature and pressure; dedicated perforated sterilization boxes provide compartmentalized storage, facilitating intraoperative access and postoperative disinfection, meeting operating room aseptic standards.

Application scenarios

Single/Multiple Tooth Implant Surgery Guided by Digital Surgical Guides
Minimally Invasive Implantation Without Flap Erection, Reducing Postoperative Trauma and Recovery Time
Implantation in the Anterior Aesthetic Zone, Precisely Controlling Implant Axis and Depth for Enhanced Aesthetic Results
Implantation Surgery in Areas with Insufficient Bone Volume or Complex Anatomical Structures (e.g., near the Maxillary Sinus or Inferior Alveolar Nerve)
Immediate Implantation and Loading in Cases, Ensuring Preparatory Precision and Initial Implant Stability
Surgical Guided Bridge Implant Restoration for Multiple Tooth Loss