This Implant and Screw Removal Kit is a complete, non-surgical solution for extracting unwanted or fractured implants and fasteners with minimal trauma. Its specialized instruments preserve both bone and soft tissue, eliminating the need for time-consuming trephine usage or other invasive techniques. Designed for efficiency and patient comfort, this compact kit streamlines clinical workflows while ensuring predictable outcomes. With this kit, practitioners can maintain optimal site conditions for faster healing and future implant placement.

Key Features
• Atraumatic Extraction: Remove osseointegrated or fractured implants without invasive surgery.
• Bone & Tissue Preservation: Safeguards surrounding structures, reducing the need for extensive grafting or prolonged healing.
• Universal Compatibility: Works with a range of implant connections, from external hex to conical systems.
• Immediate Re-Implantation: Allows clinicians to place a new implant in the same site with minimal site preparation.
• Compact & Autoclavable: All instruments come neatly organized in a durable polymer box, sterilizable at up to 134°C.
• Cost & Time Efficient: Reduces chairside time, patient discomfort, and overall treatment expenses.

IFU:

1. Fractured Screw Removal

1. Select the Correct Guide

   • Choose a drill guide that matches the implant platform/connection.
   • Secure it onto the implant using the corresponding guide holder.

2. Engage the Remover Drill

   • Place the remover drill through the guide and run it in counterclockwise mode at a low speed (under 25 RPM).
   • If the fractured screw does not loosen or come out, proceed to the next step.

3. Create a Divot (If Needed)

   • Use the black reverse drill to form a small divot at the top of the broken screw.
   • Run the handpiece in reverse at 800–1200 RPM with irrigation to minimize heat buildup.

4. Use the Tap Drill

   • Once the divot is formed, remove the prosthetic guide and switch to a tap drill.
   • Run the tap drill counterclockwise at under 80 RPM to latch onto and extract the fractured screw.

2. Implant Fixture Removal

1. Choose the Appropriate Remover Tool

   • Select the fixture remover sized for the specific implant diameter or connection style.
   • Press it firmly onto the implant until it fully seats.

2. Engage & Loosen the Implant

   • Turn the remover tool counterclockwise at a slow speed (under 50 RPM) if using a handpiece.
   • Alternatively, use a manual adapter or torque ratchet for controlled extraction.
   • Continue until the failed implant is released from the bone.

Key Points & Tips

• Bone & Tissue Preservation: This technique avoids trephine usage, reducing trauma and preserving more bone for future procedures.
• Immediate Re-Implantation: In many cases, a new implant can be placed in the same site following minimal debridement.
• Universal Compatibility: The GP-SR0188 Kit is suitable for a variety of implant systems (external hex, internal hex, conical, etc.).
• Sterilization: The kit’s polymer box and instruments are autoclavable up to 134°C, ensuring proper infection control.
• Patient Comfort: Minimally invasive removal translates to faster healing and reduced post-operative discomfort.