Description:

The IMP 36031 Atlantis Screwdriver-ASA 24MM is a specialized dental instrument meticulously designed for the accurate placement and removal of screws in Atlantis implant systems. With a length of 24 mm, this screwdriver is ideal for reaching deeper or more difficult implant sites, providing extended reach compared to standard screwdrivers. This feature proves particularly advantageous in cases where implants are positioned in less accessible areas or demand greater precision. The screwdriver is engineered to engage the screw head firmly, ensuring proper seating without the risk of stripping or damaging the threads, which is essential to preserving the integrity of the implant system, especially during restorative procedures where the abutment must be securely connected to the implant fixture. The IMP 36031 Atlantis Screwdriver generates the necessary torque for accurate screw placement, ensuring that the screw is tightened to the correct level without harming the implant or the neighboring tissue. The screwdriver's ergonomic handle allows dental professionals to maintain a comfortable and secure grip throughout their work. This design helps minimize hand fatigue during longer procedures, enhancing both control and accuracy when placing or removing screws. The compact size and lightweight nature of the screwdriver further facilitate ease of use, making it especially suitable for tight spaces or difficult angles frequently encountered in implant procedures. Constructed from high-quality materials, the IMP 36031 Atlantis Screwdriver-ASA 24MM is durable, corrosion-resistant, and designed to endure regular sterilization, ensuring consistent performance over time. This makes it a dependable tool for any dental practice engaged in implantology. For dental professionals working with Atlantis implant systems, the IMP 36031 Atlantis Screwdriver-ASA 24MM is an essential instrument. Its precision, user-friendly design, and robust construction make it crucial for securing screws in challenging implant cases and achieving long-term success in implant restorations.