Lance Pilot Drills Kit — Eight gold-coated lance pilot drills — four diameters from Ø2.0 to Ø3.2 mm in lo

Lance drills open the osteotomy. The spear-shaped point penetrates dense cortical bone at the crest without skating across the surface, which is where a conventional twist drill loses control and the entry point drifts off plan. Because the first cut fixes the axis for every drill that follows, the lance drill effectively determines the angulation of the finished implant — which is why it is kept as a dedicated instrument rather than being replaced by the smallest twist drill in a surgical kit. This set carries four diameters — Ø2.0, Ø2.5, Ø2.8 and Ø3.2 mm — each supplied in a long and a short version, marked L and S on the left edge of the tray. The short drills work in posterior sites with restricted interocclusal access; the long ones reach anterior and deeper sites. All eight carry a gold TiN coating with black depth rings etched along the shaft, and each diameter pair sits on its own colour of silicone stopper: white, yellow, red and blue, with the diameter engraved on the tray plate beneath. The set is held in a brushed stainless steel cassette with a hinged lid and side latch