MDL® Surgical & Prosthetic Technique Manual - Intra-Lock

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(Fig. 1) The MDL ® 1.2mm Pilot Drill breaches the gingival tissue. (Fig. 4) Using Drive-Lock Technology, an MDL ® Implant is removed from its sterile container. (Fig. 7) An MDL ® Ratchet Driver with a Ratchet Wrench is used. (Fig. 2) Copious sterile saline irrigation is recommended. (Fig. 5) MDL ® ’s sharp apical guiding point initiates self-tapping action. (Fig. 8) Small incremental turns takes advantage of bone’s viscoelastic nature. - 2 - (Fig. 3) Care is taken to breach the cortical plate. (Fig. 6) … threading and expanding the bone at the same time. (Fig. 9) Seating is accomplished when the Ratchet Driver is flush with the surrounding gingival tissue.
MDL ® Surgical Procedure Overdenture Stabilization The Mini Drive-Lock Surgical Kit organizes all instrumentation necessary for the procedure and features a convenient stainless-steel tray that is easily removed and placed in the sterile operator field. Light, repeated, intermediate, vertical introduction of the MDL ® 1.2mm Pilot Twist Drill breaches the gingival tissue and periosteum (Fig. 1). Copious sterile saline irrigation is recommended (Fig. 2). Drilling depth is approximately one third the length of the implant with care taken to breach the cortical plate (Fig. 3). MDL ® ’s are packaged suspended on titanium rings specially engineered to facilitate a no-touch delivery and placement utilizing Drive-Lock technology (Fig. 4). The MDL ® Contra-Angle Driver (MDLCAD) is engineered to slip over the O-ball assembly, firmly engaging the implant for direct delivery and initial seating. Use a slow speed high-torque handpiece (15 RPM or less) and the MDL ® Contra-Angle Driver to begin to insert the MDL ® Implant (Fig. 5). MDL ® ’s sharp apical guiding point initiates self-tapping action; threading and expanding the bone at the same time (Fig. 6). The use of an electric motor with a torque-limiting feature set to 35Ncm is recommended. The Torque-Lock ® Torque Wrench can also be used to determine the implant’s torque resistance. When the torque limiter stalls the handpiece or the Torque-Lock ® registers approximately 35Ncm, an MDL ® Ratchet Driver (MDLRD) with a Surgical Ratchet Wrench (SRA) is used (Fig. 7). Small incremental turns; with a pause between each turn takes advantage of bone’s viscoelastic nature (Fig. 8). MDL ® Implant seating is accomplished when the Ratchet Driver is flush with the surrounding gingival tissue (Fig. 9). • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 3 -
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