Instruments For Internal Hex

Instruments for placing and restoring implants on the Internal Hex connection, the most widely used implant interface worldwide. Because the geometry is shared across many manufacturers, one set of drivers and adapters covers a large part of what a clinic places, which is the main practical argument for standardizing on it.

Drivers. Ratchet, manual, manual XL and motor mount drivers for the implant connection and for prosthetic screws. Tip size has to match the connection exactly, since an approximate fit rounds the screw head and turns a five minute job into a retrieval case.

Torque control. Hand and electronic torque drivers and ratchet wrenches, so seating torque on the fixture and the final torque on the abutment screw are both delivered to specification rather than by feel.

Adapters. Connectors between ratchet, motor mount and manual handles, which allow one driver tip to be used whichever way access dictates.

Surgical drills. Trephines and specialty drills for bone ring harvesting, site correction and fixture removal.

Compatibility. Components are made to fit the major Internal Hex systems, and the compatibility is stated on each product page so it can be checked before ordering.

Competitive pricing for clinics and laboratories, high stock availability and custom production for larger orders.