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PN2434 (Rev.1) 02/09

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Specifications are subject to change without notice.

Introduction to DASK

Crestal Approach

Lateral Approach

OSTEON Sinus&LiftingTM

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Introduction to DASKDASK Drills

The distance from the alveolar crest to the sinus floor should be measured on x-rays prior tosurgery. Site preparation is preformed with the twist drills in sequence up to 1mm short of thesinus floor. DASK Drill #1 or #2 is used and the sinus floor is carefully prepared under lightapical pressure. When you feel the sinus floor give, remove drill. Or, partial preparations withDASK Drill #1 or #2 and up-fracture with osteotomes can be performed.

* The internal irrigation not only has a cooling effect, it adds hydraulic pressure to slightly liftthe sinus during drilling.

When the sinus cavity is accessed, DASK Drill #3 is introduced and a much broader detachmentfrom the sinus floor can be facilitated horizontally with hydraulic pressure. DASK Drill #3 can beused for a lateral window approach.

* The internal irrigation not only has a cooling effect, it adds hydraulic pressure to slightly liftthe sinus during drilling.

(800~1200rpm)

(800~1200rpm)

To make a lateral window using the DASK Drill #4 or #5.

* DASK Drill #4 or #5 is used to prepare a lateral sinus window using light pressure androtating stokes. The DASK Drill #4 or #5 is designed to help prevent sinus perforation.

(800~1200rpm)

To make a lateral window using the DASK Drill #6, removing a the bone core which canthen be used to close the lateral window.

* DASK Drill #6 is used to prep a bony core into the lateral wall. Use careful considerationwhile drilling. Stop drilling when you start to see the shadow of sinus membrane. Overdrillingcan cause sinus perforation and possible damage to the membrane.

(800~1200rpm)

Drills for Crestal Approach

Drills for Lateral Approach

DASK Drill #1XRT332035

DASK Drill #3XED331035



DASK Drill #6XST083025


DASK Maintenance

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• Please follow legal regulations, as well as hygienic guidelines to prevent contamination and infection.

• Please remember that you are responsible for the maintenance and sterility of your medical/dental products/device.It is important to use and follow proper cleaning, disinfection and sterilization procedures.

• It is also important to follow the manufacture's recommendation on usage of drills. Please keep a log as to how manytimes the drills are used.

• Drill usage is determined by surgical site not per patient. Bone density and usage determine the life of the drills.

• Drills should be considered for replacement around 15- 20 uses based on bone density. Check drills often for wear.

01 Pre-soaked all drills for 15-20 minutes in a 5% sodium hypochlorite bath to loosen and prevent debris fromattaching to drills, then rinse with running water. DO NOT SOAK OVER NIGHT.

02 Scrub with a soft brush to remove any debris.03 For internal irrigation drills use a reamer or small gauge needle to cleanout drill internally.04 Use an ultrasonic cleaner, wrap drills in a 2 x 2 to prevent rubbing against each other.05 Rinse thoroughly under warm water. 06 Clean all instrument trays with a germicidal cleaner prior to replacing instruments in kit.07 Dry completely and place back into kit.08 Always check for damage or corrosion after rinsing and drying.09 Seal the tray in a sterilization pouch.10 Sterilize using a steam autoclave in 121°C/250F for 30 minutes or refer to manufactures recommendations.11 Store in a dry area at room temperature.

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DASK Drill #2(800 ~1,200rpm, 30~45N.cm with irrigation)

All surgical drills shall be replaced after approximately 20 uses based on bone density



DASK Drill #5



(800 ~1,200rpm, 30~45N.cm with irrigation)

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Postoperative panoramic view

Clinical Case

Preoperative panoramic view Prepare site with twist drills to the resistance of the cortical bone of the sinus floor.

When you feel the sinus floor "give" then use a dome-shaped sinus curette.

When a sunken sensation is felt, change to a dome-shaped curette.

Sinus membrane felt and detached.

OSTEON Lifting introduced. Graft material lightly condensed.

Implant placed (SuperLine). GBR to achieve verticohorizontalaugmentation.

Crestal Approach (Sinus Lifting)

After Ø3.8 Final drilling, eliminate the residualbone (1mm) using a DASK Drill #1 or #2.(in hard bone)

Use dome-shaped sinus curette to gently lift thesinus membrane.

Use a dome-shaped sinus curette to gently liftthe sinus membrane.

Lift the sinus membrane using a DASK Drill #3with internal irrigation.

Use (OSTEON Lifting) bone graft material to fill the sinus through the osteotomy.

Lightly condense OSTEON into the sinus. Placement of implant into the osteotomy.TM

After drilling, use an osteotome. Use an osteotome to make a greenstick fracture.

Crestal Approach using DASK Drill #1, #2, #3

Using Osteotomes

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Crestal Approach

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Lateral Approach (Sinus Elevation)

Lateral Approach using DASK Drill #4 or #5

Lateral Approach using DASK Drill #6

DASK Drill #6 is used to prep a bony core into the lateral wall. Use careful considerationwhile drilling. Stop drilling when you start to see the shadow of sinus membrane.Overdrilling can cause sinus perforation and possible damage to the membrane.

Detach Sinus membrane using a dome-shapesinus curette.

Elevate the sinus membrane to create adequatespace for graft material.

After lifting the sinus membrane with a curretteuse DASK Drill #3 to hydraulic lift the sinus.

Fill bone graft material (OSTEON Sinus) intothe sinus cavity.

Implant placed (SuperLine).

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If the lateral wall needs to be a expanded, Grind andmove with DASK Drill #4 or #5 simultaneously asshown on the left.

In the case of thick bone, drill with caution.The second laser mark is 3.0mm.

■Thin wall ■Thick wall

In the case of thin bone, drill with caution.The first laser mark is 1.5mm.

Place DASK Drill #4 or #5 at a 45 degree angle against the lateral wall, and make pivoting sweeping motions until a shadow of the sinus wall shows through.

Clinical Case

Preoperative panoramic view Postoperative panoramic view Lateral window prepared with DASK Drill #4or #5.

Lateral wall of the maxilla exposed, preparedand the schneiderian membrane reflected.

Implant (SuperLine 5010SW) used for installation. Bone graft material (Osteon Sinus) placed intothe sinus cavity and around the periimplantdefect.

Preoperative panoramic view Postoperative panoramic view Bony window prepared with DASK Drill #6.

Dome-shaped sinus curette introduced toseparate the seal around the bony window.

Osteoconductive graft material(OSTEON Sinus)introduced.

The bony core repositioned.

Clinical Case 1 : Lateral Approach using DASK Drill #4 or #5

Clinical Case 2 : Lateral Approach using DASK Drill #6

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Type DASK Drill # REF

DASK Drill #1 XRT 332035


DASK Drill #3 XED 331035



DASK Drill #6 XST 083025

DASK (Dentium Advanced Sinus Kit)

XRT064025

XRT084025

XST083025

XRT332035

XED331035

Ø6.0

4.0

Ø8.0

Ø8.0

1.5 1.5

Ø3.3

24681012

Ø3.3Ø1.6

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XRT372035 Ø3.7

24681012 0

24681012 1 0

Ø6.6

XFDST08XFDST06

XFDST04

Ø5.14Ø5.14 Ø5.14 Ø5.14

14.612.610.6

16.6

XFDST02

Lateral Approach

DASK Drill | Scale 1 : 1.2 / mm

Crestal Approach

Drilling Depth L REF

08 10.6 XFDST 08

06 12.6 XFDST 06

04 14.6 XFDST 04

02 16.6 XFDST 02

Stopper | For XRT332035, XRT372035, XED331035 | Scale 1 : 1 / mm

※Note: Drill speed 800 to 1,200rpm, 30~45N.cm with irrigation.

DASK• Simple & easy access to sinus cavity• Broad exposure of bony walls with special instruments

REF DASK

DASK (Dentium Advanced Sinus Kit)

Osteotome Kit

ØAØB

Osteotome KitOsteotome s compress the bone laterally, providing denser bony interfacerather than removing valuable bone from the surgical site.

XOF 20 A1

Osteotomes | Final drill type / Scale 1 : 0.5 / mm

XOF 34 A1

XOF 38 A1

XOF 43 A1

XOF 48 A1

XOFK

REF ØA ØB

XOF 20 A1 Ø1.7 Ø2.8

XOF 34 A1 Ø2.3 Ø2.8

XOF 38 A1 Ø2.7 Ø3.2

XOF 43 A1 Ø2.8 Ø3.8

XOF 48 A1 Ø3.0 Ø4.3

Sinus Elevation Instrument | Scale 1 : 0.6 / mm

REF XSE1L

REF XSE2L

REF XSE3L

REF XSE4L

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Dentium developed by clinicians for clinicians

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Easy & Simple Bone Graft

GBR, Sinus Bone Substitute Material

OSTEONTMSinus

Simple & Fast Bone Graft

The 0.3~0.5mm particle size of OSTEONTM

OSTEONTMLifting

GBG 0510S-05

GBG 0510S-100.5~1.0mm

0.5cc

1.0cc

0.5cc

1.0cc

OSTEONTM Sinus

GBG 0305S-02

GBG 0510S-02

0.3~0.5mm

0.5~1.0mm

0.25ccOSTEONTM Lifting

Product REF Particle Size Volume

Product REF Particle Size Volume

OSTEONTM Sinus & Lifting

GBG 1020S-05

GBG 1020S-101.0~2.0mm

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