Description:

The IMP HD1.25 Hex Drill is a 1.25mm diameter surgical instrument designed for initiating pilot osteotomies during dental implant procedures. Its hex-driven shank ensures secure engagement with compatible surgical handpieces and motors, delivering precise control from the first step of site preparation.
Constructed from surgical-grade stainless steel, the HD1.25 provides long-lasting cutting performance, excellent corrosion resistance, and consistent sterilization durability. Its sharp, precision-ground flutes are engineered for clean, controlled entry into cortical and cancellous bone, minimizing thermal trauma and preserving bone vitality—essential for successful osseointegration.
This drill plays a vital role in establishing initial implant angulation and depth. As the first instrument in the sequential drilling protocol, it creates a guided trajectory for subsequent drills, reducing the risk of deviation or misalignment. This level of accuracy is particularly important in esthetic zones, interproximal sites, or when anatomical limitations require exact positioning.
The 1.25mm hex connection provides a tight, anti-slip interface that enhances tactile feedback and drilling stability. Whether used in single or multiple implant placements, the HD1.25 enables consistent performance and clinical predictability.
Autoclavable and reusable, the drill is compatible with a wide range of hex-driven implant systems and integrates seamlessly into both guided and freehand surgical workflows. Its streamlined design and precise cutting geometry make it an indispensable instrument for clinicians who demand control, safety, and procedural reliability during early-stage osteotomy preparation.