Adinguide™ - Adin Guided Surgery Kit's

Indicators for Ease of Use

Procedure advances from left to right, features Intelligent and logical drill layout

• Each column is marked and color coded for a specific drill and implant diameter ⌀
• Color coding with simple direction
• Each row is marked for a specific length
• Indication arrows for direction of workflow

Drill Indications

Each drill is color coded according to drill diameter and also laser marked for the drill length and diameter.
The diameter of each drill group refers to the diameter of the center of the drill, as indicated in the drawing on the right side of the tray.
The drawing on the left side provides easy verification of the length of the drills by placing the large cylinders in the carved out area.

Tissue Punch

The tissue punch is utilized for cutting through soft tissue.
It is designed to make a circular incision of 5mm around each planned implant site.
The tissue punch is designed to self-center to the surgical guide.
It is recommended to use 30 rpm.
After punching, take the guide off and remove soft tissue with a compatible instrument.

Pilot Drill

The starter pilot drill is used to make the initial penetration into bone.
It is design for optimal initial centering and also has a reamer that can
flatten bone, where applicable.

Spare Space

This space can be utilized for 18mm drills or any other use.

Implant Insertion

Adin's Guided Surgery System is designed to allow insertion of mountless implants through the sleeves of the surgical guide.
This ensures accurate 3D positioning of the implants.
The insertion tools allow rigid connection to mountless implants by means of a holding screw, delivery and insertion of the implant to its correct position, using either the hand operated ratchet or the handpiece adaptor.
Recommended insertion torque up to 50 Ncm.
To ensure correct orientation of the Hex, the final position of the implant may be adjusted after removal of the surgical guide.