Description:

The IMP 22813 Twist Drill, 3.7mm, is a precision surgical instrument optimized for the final stage of implant osteotomy preparation. With a 3.7mm diameter, it supports the creation of osteotomies for medium-to-wide diameter implants and is commonly used across anterior and posterior regions, providing reliable performance in both guided and freehand techniques.
Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel, the drill features sharp, honed cutting edges and a spiral flute geometry that ensures efficient bone debris removal while reducing thermal buildup. This design preserves surrounding bone vitality, supporting favorable healing and long-term osseointegration.
The 3.7mm size is ideal for finalizing osteotomies for implants ranging from 4.0mm to 4.3mm in diameter. Its role as a key intermediate or final drill ensures accurate site sizing and contributes to optimal primary stability at the time of placement.
Laser-etched depth markings along the shaft offer real-time visual reference, improving procedural control and helping clinicians align with preoperative surgical plans. The universal latch-type shank is compatible with most surgical motors and contra-angle handpieces, integrating effortlessly into standard implant systems and drilling sequences.
Compact and reusable, the drill withstands repeated sterilization without compromising structural integrity or cutting performance. Its predictable handling and tactile feedback contribute to surgical precision—especially valuable in esthetic zones and anatomically demanding cases.
Whether performing single-unit restorations, bridge preparations, or full-arch reconstructions, the IMP 22813 delivers accuracy, efficiency, and control at the final osteotomy stage—supporting secure implant seating and long-term clinical success.