Description:

The IMP 22887 Twist Drill 2.0, 8–13MM is a precision pilot drill engineered for the initial stage of dental implant osteotomy. With a 2.0mm diameter and a working depth range of 8mm to 13mm, it is designed to establish a controlled pilot hole that guides implant trajectory, depth, and angulation from the outset.
Crafted from high-grade surgical stainless steel, the drill offers exceptional cutting performance, thermal stability, and structural durability. Its spiral flute geometry promotes efficient bone chip evacuation and optimal irrigation flow—minimizing heat generation and preserving vital bone tissue, which is critical for long-term osseointegration.
The 2.0mm diameter is a standardized starting point across most implant systems, making the IMP 22887 widely compatible and easily integrated into existing drilling sequences. Its shorter length range enhances control in procedures where bone anatomy, proximity to vital structures, or limited vertical space demand a more compact cutting tool.
Laser-etched depth markings provide clear visual reference to assist with surgical accuracy and alignment to treatment planning. These markings help ensure safe, predictable drilling and reduce the risk of overpreparation or deviation from intended depth.
The universal latch-type shank fits standard contra-angle handpieces and implant motors, supporting a seamless transition through osteotomy steps. Reusable and autoclavable, the drill maintains consistent performance across sterilization cycles, enhancing its longevity and clinical value.
Ideal for anterior zones, shallow ridges, and proximity to anatomical landmarks such as the sinus floor or mandibular canal, the IMP 22887 delivers tactile feedback, directional control, and the precision needed for successful implant placement.