Bicon Dental Implants
Saturday, March 13th 2010 6:33PM EDT

Stealth Transitional Implants and Components

Stealth Transitional Implants

Description Angle Dia. Height Part Number
2.5 x 8.0 x 4.0mm 0˚ Stealth Transitional Implant 2.5mm 8.0mm 260-425-108
2.5 x 12 x 4.0mm 0˚ Stealth Transitional Implant 2.5mm 12mm 260-425-112

 

 

Stealth Transitional Implant Components

Description Dia. Height Part Number
4.0mm Thin Wall Stealth Sleeve (4) 4.0mm 5.0mm 260-250-204
Straight Stealth Latch Driver 260-101-905

 

 

Transitional Implant Kit Tray

Description Part Number
Transitional Implant Kit Tray 260-104-995

 

 

 



Transitional Implant Considerations

• Drill a 2.0mm osteotomy to appropriate depth with Bicon’s 2.0mm pilot drill with external irrigation.
• Take care not to overheat the bone while drilling at ~1,100 RPM.
• Pilot bur is marked at 6.0mm, 8.0mm, 11.0mm and 14.0mm.*
• Be sure to drill to appropriate depth of intended implant to be placed or slightly beyond if the anatomy permits.
• Make note of the quality of bone.
• The Stealth and O-Ring implants are available in 8.0mm and 12.0mm lengths and either straight or angled.
• Check angulation or trajectory of osteotomy with a paralleling pin.
• Remove appropriate transitional implant from packaging and insert apical end of implant into osteotomy.
• Assemble appropriate transitional implant driver to Bicon’s 400:1 handpiece or a comparable slow speed latch-type handpiece.
• Slowly screw implant into the prepared osteotomy.

*Some pilot burs may have markings only at 8.0mm, 11.0mm, and 14.0mm. Check burs before drilling. (See Pilot Drill Reference).