Screw & Implant Fixture Removal Kit

The Ref 7822 Screw & Implant Fixture Remover Kit from Power Dental USA is a comprehensive, system-agnostic solution for retrieving fractured abutment screws and removing failed or immobile implant fixtures. The kit combines guided alignment components, controlled-speed drills, reverse cutting, and mechanical extraction tools to maximize precision while minimizing collateral bone or implant damage.

Designed for predictable chairside use, the sequence progresses from guided access and low-RPM screw engagement to reverse drilling and fixture extraction—supporting both internal and external implant interfaces.

Key Features & Benefits

• Guided accuracy: External, internal, submerged, and brand-specific guides help center drills and extractors.

• Controlled removal: Defined RPM ranges for each step reduce heat and loss of control.

• Versatile compatibility: Supports common implant connections (hex, octa, tri-lobe, TSV).

• Redundant extractors: Multiple sizes and duplicates for reliability.

• Complete workflow: Handpiece, ratchet, and manual turning options included.

Kit Contents (Ref 7822)

• 7822-1 Screw Removal Bit 1.3 mm — 2 pcs (use at ~25 RPM)

• 7822-3 Tap Removal Drill (use at ~80 RPM)

• 7822-4 Reverse Drill Bit 1.3 mm (use at ~800–1200 RPM)

• 7822-5 Guide — External Mini

• 7822-6 Guide — External Regular

• 7822-7 Guide — Internal Octa

• 7822-8 Guide — Submerged Hex

• 7822-9 Guide — TSV 3.7 / 4.1

• 7822-10 Guide — Tri-Lobe

• 7822-11 Fixture Remover 1.6 / 1.8 mm — 2 pcs

• 7822-12 Fixture Remover 2.0 / 2.5 mm — 2 pcs

• 7822-13 Turning Handle — H.P

• 7822-14 Turning Handle — R.C

• 7822-15 Handpiece Condenser

• 7822-16 Ratchet Extension

• 7822-17 Guide Holder

• 7822-18 Ratchet Handle

Typical Clinical Applications

• Retrieval of fractured abutment screws

• Removal of failed, stripped, or immobile implant fixtures

• Management of submerged or internally connected implants during revision procedures

Sterilization & Handling

Reusable surgical instruments. Clean and sterilize according to standard instrument reprocessing protocols prior to use.