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Our dental drills come in various sizes and lengths, suitable for many dental surgery procedures. Made from stainless steel and available with DLC or diamond coatings, these drills ensure durability and cutting efficiency. They are color-coded with clear depth marks for easy identification of the osteotomy depth.
Whether you're performing routine procedures or complex surgeries, our versatile dental drills provide the precision and reliability you need for successful outcomes.
Straight Drills
Conical Drills 16mm
Guided Surgery Drills
Integral Stopper Drills
Zygomatic Drills
Drill Stoppers
Surgical Dental Burs
Sinus Lift
Other Drills
Diamond Round Ball Bur
As low as $58
Drill Ø3.2 with Stoppers Set
Drill Ø2.5 with Stoppers Set
Integral Stopper Drill Ø3.65mm
As low as $58
Lateral Approach Cutter Drill
As low as $108
Diamond Round Oval Bur
As low as $58
Countersink Drill External Irrigation Ø5.0XØ6.0
As low as $58
Drill Ø5.2 with Stoppers Set
Drill Stoppers Ø5.2mm
As low as $18
Basal/Cortical Long Straight Drill Ø3.2mm
As low as $93
Guided Surgery Drill Ø2.0mm External Irrigated G5.0
Crestal Approach Guide Drill Sinus Lift
As low as $93
Lateral Approach Core Drill
As low as $108
Integral Stopper Drill Ø4.0mm
As low as $58
Frequently Asked Questions About DENTAL IMPLANT DRILLS
Yes! The drills made by GDT Implants were crafted for precise and efficient socket preparation procedures. These work great when you want to guarantee error-free outcomes. Not only are the drills precise, but they provide unmatched cutting power, which ensures they’re more reliable compared to other products on the market. You can guarantee more consistent results without having to stress too much over that. All the products on this list were tested thoroughly for enhanced precision, making them suitable for a wide range of dental treatments. They also feature first-rate materials that make them more durable than other options out there.
GDT Implants has a great selection of accessories you can buy to make your procedures much more manageable. One of them is the guide sleeve, which is a custom-made product that allows you to make the implant installation process much easier. It guides the drill itself in the planned direction, preventing any potential mistakes that could lead to bacterial leakage or other complications. Something great about the sleeve is that it was designed for multi-use applications. In other words, you can remove it from the surgical guide, sterilize it, and use it again as many times as you consider appropriate. With proper care, these accessories will last for a long time.
Drill stoppers are often the perfect companion for good-quality drills. They make it much easier to drill to an exact depth without any margin of error. Some of the benefits of drill stoppers include better safety, high accuracy, and more efficiency. Furthermore, they cause less stress for both the professional and their patient during a procedure. GDT Implants has a great selection of drill stoppers you can get to make your procedures much safer and easier. If you want to be more precise with your drilling and ensure you’re creating the perfect socket, don’t hesitate to use one of these.
You’ll find different materials depending on the drill product you get. One of them is Titanium Grade 5, which is known for its superior corrosion resistance. Many dental professionals use this material, as it performs great under demanding applications. There are also materials made of stainless steel, another popular option. It’s known for its strength and durability, as well as resistance to fire/heat. If you’re looking for versatility and sustainability, stainless steel won’t fail you. Finally, you may also find drills made of tungsten carbide. It’s known for its hardness and stability. Other benefits include abrasion resistance and efficient drilling performance.
DLC coating increases the surface hardness of the drill and significantly reduces friction during the cutting process. This leads to lower heat generation at the surgical site, reducing the risk of thermal bone necrosis and extending the lifespan of the drill's cutting edge.
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