Description:

The IMP 22811 Twist Drill, Short, 3.20mm, is a precision-engineered surgical instrument tailored for implant osteotomy procedures in anatomically constrained areas. With a 3.20mm diameter and shortened shaft, it is ideal for anterior placements, compact posterior regions, or patients with limited mouth opening—where standard-length drills may compromise visibility, angulation, or handling.
Made from surgical-grade stainless steel, the drill provides long-term durability, sharp cutting edges, and resistance to wear through repeated sterilization. The helical flute geometry ensures efficient bone cutting and chip clearance, reducing thermal buildup and preserving periosteal vitality—critical for successful osseointegration and long-term implant stability.
Serving as an intermediate osteotomy step, the 3.20mm diameter supports site enlargement for narrow and standard-diameter implants. The shortened length enhances maneuverability and tactile control, especially in esthetic zones requiring precision and soft tissue preservation.
Laser-etched depth markings assist with controlled drilling depth aligned to the surgical plan, while the universal latch-type shank ensures seamless compatibility with contra-angle handpieces and most surgical motors—supporting guided or freehand workflows.
Sterile, autoclavable, and reusable, the IMP 22811 integrates cleanly into multi-step drilling sequences, offering clinicians confidence and control in demanding cases. Its compact format and efficient cutting profile make it particularly suitable for anterior maxilla or mandible preparations, narrow ridge anatomy, and full-arch treatment under spatial limitations.
The IMP 22811 Twist Drill, Short, 3.20mm, delivers ergonomic handling, dependable accuracy, and thermal management in challenging clinical environments, enhancing procedural efficiency and contributing to successful implant placement.

The IMP 22811 Twist Drill, Short, 3.20mm, is built for implant osteotomy procedures in confined anatomical sites. Its 3.20mm diameter and compact shaft offer improved control and access in anterior zones, narrow ridges, and cases with reduced vertical clearance. Made from high-strength surgical steel, the drill maintains sharpness and supports efficient bone cutting, chip evacuation, and heat reduction. The helical flute design helps preserve bone quality—essential for osseointegration. Depth markings enhance drilling accuracy and support prosthetically guided placement strategies. Compatible with standard contra-angle handpieces and implant motors, the drill fits seamlessly into multi-step protocols. Its shortened format improves tactile feedback and maneuverability during guided and freehand techniques. Reusable and autoclavable, the IMP 22811 is a trusted solution for clinicians seeking compact performance, surgical precision, and workflow versatility in constrained implant procedures.
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