Dental Implant Drills Kit — Eight-piece stepped drill sequence — Ø2.0 through Ø4.5/5.2 mm with depth marking

This is a stepped drill sequence for preparing an implant osteotomy, supplied without the drivers and prosthetic components of a full surgical kit — suited to a clinician who already owns the rest of the system, or who wants a second drill set in rotation while the first is being reprocessed. Seven of the eight drills are stepped rather than parallel-walled, each cutting two diameters in a single pass: Ø2.0/2.8, Ø2.5/3.2, Ø2.5/2.8, Ø3.2/3.65, Ø3.6/4.2, Ø4.3/? and Ø4.5/5.2 mm, with a single Ø2.0 mm pilot opening the site. Stepping the osteotomy this way shortens the drilling sequence and reduces the number of instrument changes at the surgical site, which cuts total procedure time and limits how long the bone is exposed to repeated thermal insult. Each drill carries laser-etched depth bands along the flute so penetration can be read during the cut, and a dark hard coating over the cutting surface to preserve edge sharpness through repeated sterilisation and reduce frictional heat. Positions are colour-coded through their silicone stoppers — yellow, blue, black, purple, red, green and pink — with the diameter pair engraved on the tray face beneath each. The set sits in a compact white autoclavable block engraved "Dental Implant Drills" with a clear hinged perforated lid, and the sterilisation limit printed across the front face.