Implant Tools and Wrenches

Where can U.S. dentists buy implant tools and torque wrenches?

Licensed clinicians and labs can order implant torque wrenches, ratchets, and driver kits from professional suppliers. Selection is connection-driven—drivers and keys must match the implant system or prosthetic interface. Orders include IFUs, torque references, and lot information to support calibration logs and clinical documentation.

Implant Tools & Wrenches FAQ

What torque range do I need for implant and prosthetic steps?

Follow the IFU torque for each step (fixture insertion, abutment/MUA seating, prosthetic screws). Use adjustable wrenches for variable stages and verify with calibration tools.

How do I match drivers to my implant system?

Identify your connection type and platform (e.g., Internal Hex 2.42/2.43, Conical). Choose fixture and prosthetic drivers labeled for that interface to ensure fit and torque transfer.

Do these tools arrive sterilized?

Tools are supplied non-sterile unless noted. Process according to IFUs before clinical use. Sterilization cassettes help maintain organization and instrument integrity.

How often should a torque wrench be calibrated?

Follow manufacturer guidance and your clinic’s QA policy. Many practices log calibration every 6–12 months or after a set number of uses, especially for surgical torque devices.

Can I use the same driver for fixture and prosthetic screws?

Typically no. Fixture drivers and prosthetic/MUA screwdrivers differ by interface and tip geometry. Use the tool specified for each indication.

Are guided surgery keys and stops system-agnostic?

Some are system-specific. Verify sleeve/key compatibility with your guided kit protocol to ensure correct drill depth and alignment.

Do you offer replacement parts?

Yes—replacement driver tips, adapters, and calibration pieces are available for common platforms.