Zygomatic Drills

Zygomatic drills are specialized tools designed for complex zygomatic implant procedures. Our range includes Diamond Drum Burs, Zygomatic Round Ball Burs, and DLC Straight Drills, each crafted to ensure precision and efficiency.

The Diamond Drum Burs and Round Ball Burs are ideal for contouring and shaping bone, while the DLC Straight Drills offer exceptional durability and cutting performance. These high-quality drills enhance the accuracy and success of zygomatic implant placements, ensuring optimal outcomes for challenging cases.

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Zygomatic Round Ball Bur Ø2.4mm For Zygomatic Implants

$65.00

As low as $63

Zygomatic Drill Ø2.9mm For Zygomatic Implants

$80.00

As low as $78

Zygomatic Drill Ø3.5mm For Zygomatic Implants

$80.00

As low as $78

Diamond Drum Bur Ø4.2mm For Zygomatic Implants

$55.00

As low as $53

Zygomatic Implant Drills and Burs for Procedure-Specific Bone Preparation

GDT Zygomatic Implant Drills and Burs are designed for use in zygomatic implant procedures. The collection includes a round ball bur, a diamond drum bur, and zygomatic drills in two diameters. Each component has a specific role within the planned surgical sequence and should be selected according to the procedure, required instrument size, and selected height.

The Ø2.4 mm Zygomatic Round Ball Bur is manufactured from stainless steel and has a 70 mm height. It is used to create the initial drilling starting point.

Diamond Drum Burs and DLC Coated Drills

The Ø4.2 mm Diamond Drum Bur is manufactured from stainless steel with diamond grit and has a 40 mm height. It is intended for groove preparation before use of the zygomatic implant drill. The bur is available in medium and coarse grit options. The coarse grit option is used to create the groove, while the medium grit option is used to trim and smooth sharp bone edges.

GDT Zygomatic Drills are available in Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm options. Both are manufactured from stainless steel with a diamond-like carbon, or DLC, coating and include clear depth marks. The Ø2.9 mm drill is available in 54 mm and 81 mm heights. The Ø3.5 mm drill is available in 54 mm and 86 mm heights.

Technical Specifications & System Variants:

Collection Type: Zygomatic implant drills and burs for procedure-specific bone preparation.
Zygomatic Round Ball Bur: Ø2.4 mm stainless-steel bur with a 70 mm height for creating the initial drilling starting point.
Diamond Drum Bur: Ø4.2 mm stainless-steel bur with diamond grit and a 40 mm height for groove preparation before use of the zygomatic implant drill.
Diamond Drum Bur Grit Options: Medium and coarse.
Ø2.9 mm Zygomatic Drill: Stainless steel with DLC coating; available in 54 mm and 81 mm heights.
Ø3.5 mm Zygomatic Drill: Stainless steel with DLC coating; available in 54 mm and 86 mm heights.
Depth Marks: Included on the Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm zygomatic drills.
Component Selection: Confirm the surgical workflow, selected instrument diameter, required height, and applicable instructions for use before treatment.

By selecting GDT Zygomatic Implant Drills and Burs according to the planned procedure, clinicians can prepare the required instruments for initial marking, groove preparation, and zygomatic implant drilling. Always verify the selected instrument specifications and follow the applicable product instructions for use.

Frequently Asked Questions About Zygomatic Drills

What products are included in the GDT Zygomatic Drills collection?

The collection forms a complete instrumentation sequence for advanced bone preparation. It includes a Ø2.4 mm Zygomatic Round Ball Bur for initial marking, a Ø4.2 mm Diamond Drum Bur for precise groove preparation, and high-performance DLC-coated Zygomatic Drills available in both Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm diameters.

What is the Zygomatic Round Ball Bur used for?

The Ø2.4 mm Zygomatic Round Ball Bur is specifically designed to create the initial drilling starting point on the palatal aspect of the zygomatic bone. Its sharp geometry prevents slippage on the cortical bone, ensuring accurate osteotomy placement and stabilizing subsequent drills in the surgical sequence.

What is the Diamond Drum Bur used for?

The Ø4.2 mm Diamond Drum Bur is intended for precise groove preparation along the lateral wall of the maxillary sinus before using the twist drills. It is available in coarse grit to efficiently create the initial anatomical channel, and medium grit to trim, smooth, and refine sharp bone edges, reducing the risk of membrane perforation.

Which zygomatic drill diameters are available?

GDT offers twist drills in Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm options. These diameters are engineered to match the surgical protocols of standard zygomatic implants, providing the correct undersized preparation required to achieve high primary stability in the zygomatic bone.

What heights are available for the zygomatic drills?

To accommodate varying anatomical structures and patient profiles, the Ø2.9 mm drill is available in 54 mm and 81 mm heights, while the Ø3.5 mm drill comes in 54 mm and 86 mm variants. The longer options allow safe access past the zygomatic arch and maxillary sinus.

Are all instruments in the collection DLC coated?

No, the materials and coatings are selected based on the instrument's function. The Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm twist drills feature a Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) coating over stainless steel to reduce friction and heat generation during deep drilling. The Ø2.4 mm round ball bur is made of high-grade stainless steel, and the Ø4.2 mm drum bur utilizes industrial diamond grit.

Do the zygomatic drills include depth marks?

Yes. The Ø2.9 mm and Ø3.5 mm GDT Zygomatic Drills feature clear, high-visibility depth marks along the shaft. These marks allow the clinician to continuously monitor drilling depth in real-time, which is crucial for surgical safety given the proximity to vital anatomical structures like the orbit.