Description:

The IMP 22809 Long Twist Drill, 3.7mm, is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for intermediate-to-final osteotomy preparation in implant procedures requiring deep site access. With a 3.7mm diameter and extended cutting length, it is ideal for preparing osteotomies for longer implants, posterior placements, or anatomies with restricted intraoral access.
Crafted from surgical-grade stainless steel or carbide, the drill offers high durability, maintaining edge sharpness and structural integrity through repeated sterilization cycles. Its spiral flute geometry facilitates efficient chip evacuation and consistent irrigation flow, reducing heat buildup and preserving bone viability—critical for long-term osseointegration.
Designed for compatibility with implant systems utilizing mid- to wide-diameter fixtures, the drill’s 3.7mm profile plays a key role in site enlargement and final path calibration, ensuring accurate alignment and snug implant fit.
The elongated shaft allows for greater reach in posterior quadrants, sinus-lift access, and challenging cases involving limited mouth opening. Its balanced geometry supports axial guidance and precision during deep drilling stages, helping reduce the risk of angular deviation and cortical perforation.
Laser-etched depth markings aid in real-time visual tracking, allowing clinicians to conform to the planned surgical depth with confidence. The IMP 22809 integrates seamlessly with standard surgical handpieces and motor-driven systems, making it a dependable component in both freehand and guided protocols.
Fully autoclavable and reusable, this twist drill meets clinical demands for reliability and procedural efficiency. Whether used in routine implant placement or complex bone augmentation cases, the IMP 22809 provides the reach, control, and cutting performance necessary for successful implant site preparation.