Broken Screw Extraction Drill Reverse

DSI Drills For Screw Extraction are designed specifically for the extraction and removal of a broken or fractured fixation screw from the implant's inner thread. This is not an invasive solution, and there is no surgical intervention. The procedure is fast, reliable, and completely atraumatic for the patient. When the broken screw is removed from the implant it then can be replaced by a new prosthetic solution with a new fixation screw. There is a reverse drill and a tap for selection available for extracting broken and fractured screws from the implants. In 90% of the cases, any sort of screw can be extracted, even if it is broken. The drills are designed for Ø1.25mm internal hex screws and can be used with any contra-angle handpiece and are designed with a universal latch-type RA connection. Indications: Removal of broken and fractured screws Drilling out broken screws that cannot be extracted with a regular removal drill Features & Benefits: Simple removal of all kinds of fixation screws, broken and fractured alike No bone damage or serious trauma for patients There is no need for surgical intervention, trephine drills, or additional units When the broken screw is lifted from the implant it can then be replaced by a new prosthetic solution with a new fixation screw Applicable for a large variety of implant types, and diameters Fast, reliable, and cost-effective solution Can be used with a universal latch-type RA contra-angle handpiece Technical information: Material: Carbide Diameter: Ø0.8/1.3mm Length: 30mm Speed: 800-1000RPM Compatibility: Internal-Hex abutment screws with a Ø1.25mm inner hexagon External device connection type: Latch-type RA Can be used with a contra-angle handpiece Autoclavable and reusable Package includes 1 bur for selection