Description:

The IMP HX1.25D Drill is a 1.25mm-diameter pilot drill designed for initiating osteotomies with high precision in implant dentistry. Manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel (SST), this hex-driven instrument delivers strength, corrosion resistance, and consistent cutting performance across repeated sterilization cycles.
Engineered for the initial phase of the osteotomy sequence, this drill is ideal for establishing trajectory, depth, and alignment before proceeding with sequential drilling. Sharp cutting flutes and precision-ground geometry allow smooth entry into cortical and cancellous bone, ensuring a controlled path and minimizing bone trauma.
Its 1.25mm hex connection offers a stable, anti-rotational interface with surgical handpieces or manual drivers. The secure engagement reduces wobble and enhances tactile control for accurate positioning—especially valuable when working in dense bone or limited-access sites.
The slim profile and rigid cutting edges make this drill an essential tool for reducing the risk of drill deviation or overheating—factors critical to preserving bone vitality and optimizing implant integration.
Reusable and autoclavable, the IMP HX1.25D is compatible with all standard surgical kits and implant systems that utilize a 1.25mm hex interface. It adheres to stringent manufacturing tolerances for long-lasting precision and reliable fit with a variety of guided or freehand procedures.
Clinicians seeking stability, sharpness, and ergonomic control at the earliest stage of implant site preparation will find the IMP HX1.25D Drill to be a dependable and cost-effective solution.