Description:

The IMP 24797 Twist Drill 2.7, 8–13MM is a precision-engineered surgical instrument designed for controlled, efficient osteotomy preparation in dental implantology. With a fixed 2.7mm diameter and working lengths ranging from 8mm to 13mm, this drill is especially suited to cases involving limited bone height or anatomical challenges such as the posterior mandible or near the maxillary sinus.
Manufactured from high-strength, surgical-grade stainless steel, the drill offers long-lasting durability, excellent corrosion resistance, and exceptional cutting sharpness. Its helical flute geometry promotes smooth bone penetration, efficient debris evacuation, and low heat generation—minimizing the risk of thermal injury and preserving the biological integrity of the surrounding tissue.
Ideal for pilot or intermediate drilling in sequential osteotomy protocols, the 2.7mm diameter allows clinicians to establish precise trajectories for implant placement. The shorter working length provides added safety and tactile control in shallow bone or anatomically constrained sites, reducing the risk of over-penetration.
Etched depth markings on the shaft support surgical accuracy, enhancing intraoperative visibility and enabling precise control of drilling depth. Whether used in freehand workflows or with surgical guides, the IMP 24797 delivers consistent, reproducible performance across a wide range of clinical scenarios.
Compatible with most standard surgical handpieces and implant systems, it integrates easily into any implantology kit. The drill provides excellent tactile feedback and stability for clinicians preparing osteotomies in both single-tooth and multi-unit cases.
The IMP 24797 is reusable and autoclavable following proper sterilization protocols. Delivered non-sterile, it must be sterilized prior to clinical use. Its combination of safety, efficiency, and adaptability makes it a valuable asset for clinicians prioritizing control and precision in implant site preparation.