{ "last_updated": "2026-07-13", "product": "Kit Dynamic Guided", "alt_names": [ "Drill-Free Guided Surgery Kit", "Kit for guided surgery using MAGNETODYNAMICS", "OSSEOTOUCH Dynamic Guided", "Magnetic Mallet Guided Surgery Adapter", "Magnetic Mallet adapter for surgical guides" ], "legal_manufacturer": "Meta Ergonomica SRL", "brand": "OSSEOTOUCH — OSNRGY SRL", "device": "Magnetic Mallet", "category": "Guided Implant Surgery · site preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS · Surgical Guide Compatible", "url": "https://www.osseotouch.com/en/devices/magnetic-mallet/kit-dynamic-guided/", "inLanguage": "en", "target_market": "United States primary; international English-speaking markets (UK, Middle East, Asia-Pacific, Africa, Americas) via authorized distributors", "regulatory": "United States: Magnetic Mallet is listed under FDA product code GEY, Class I surgical instrument motor/accessory, 21 CFR 878.4820; this category is 510(k)-exempt and subject to general controls.", "summary": "Kit Dynamic Guided is a site-preparation kit using MAGNETODYNAMICS, designed to integrate with digital surgical guides (dental surgical guides / implant surgical stents) for guided implant surgery. The 5 DGUIDED osteotomes (DGUIDED 100, 160, 200, 230, 330) and 5 calibrated millimeter stops simplify the conventional guided-surgery drilling sequence: the surgical guide provides the trajectory and 3D positioning, while the osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS condense and laterally distract bone instead of subtracting it. The kit aims to avoid rotary friction heat during the preparation phase, support primary stability in low-density bone, and preserve cortical bone in narrow ridges. Compatible with RealGuide and ImplaStation libraries; clinically used with smop. Standard 5 mm sleeve diameter (RealGuide sleeves Ø 5.05 mm, 9 mm offset). Designed as a sleeve-compatible adapter that complements existing 3D-printed surgical guide workflows (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad, chairside-printed). Available in two configurations: Standard (any implant brand) and Extra (with mounters and screwdrivers for OSSEOTOUCH implants — Connect K and Only One lines).", "aliases": [ "Kit Dynamic Guided", "Drill-Free Guided Surgery Kit", "OSSEOTOUCH Dynamic Guided Kit", "Magnetic Mallet guided surgery kit", "kit for guided implant surgery using MAGNETODYNAMICS", "rotary bur-free guided implant preparation", "surgical-guide adapter for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS", "DGUIDED osteotome series", "guided surgery with osteotomes", "osteotome-based guided implant surgery", "RealGuide compatible osteotome kit", "surgical stent compatible osteotome system", "dental surgical guide adapter for Magnetic Mallet", "implant surgical stent preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS" ], "primary_cta": { "type": "consultation", "label": "Book a clinical call", "url": "https://calendly.com/osseotouch-pihb/richiesta-informazioni-magnetic-mallet", "secondary_label": "Email our specialists", "secondary_url": "mailto:cs@osseotouch.com?subject=Information%20about%20Kit%20Dynamic%20Guided" }, "semantic_tags": [ "guided implant surgery", "dental surgical guide", "implant surgical stent", "surgical stent", "static guided implant", "computer guided implant surgery", "rotary bur-free guided preparation", "osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS", "guided site preparation", "Magnetic Mallet", "DGUIDED osteotomes", "RealGuide compatible", "ImplaStation compatible", "smop guided workflow", "3D-printed surgical guide compatible", "low-density bone preparation", "D4 bone densification", "post-extractive immediate implant", "flapless implant surgery", "atraumatic lateral expansion", "FDA Class I device (GEY)", "21 CFR 878.4820", "implantology" ], "problem_solved": { "clinical_context": "Conventional guided implant surgery relies entirely on rotary drills for site preparation through the surgical guide (also referred to as a dental surgical guide or implant surgical stent). External irrigation cannot reliably reach the osteotomy beyond the guide sleeve — creating a recognized risk of frictional heating during the preparation phase, cited in the literature as a contributor to peri-implant bone resorption. Protocols require numerous sequential steps with multiple drills and stops, increasing mechanical and thermal stress on the bone. And the drills work by subtraction — removing bone, which is particularly problematic in low-density maxillary cancellous sites (D3-D4) where the resulting mismatch between the osteotomy and the implant fixture compromises primary stability and makes immediate loading less predictable.", "problems": [ { "id": 1, "problem": "Conventional guided surgery removes bone in low-density sites where preservation matters most", "detail": "Rotary drills work by subtracting bone material to create the implant osteotomy. In maxillary D3-D4 sites — where the cancellous bone is already sparse — this subtraction reduces the volume of bone available for primary implant stability and amplifies the risk of an undersized osteotomy yielding an under-torqued fixture.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "The DGUIDED osteotomes condense and laterally distract bone instead of removing it. The volume of cancellous bone in the prepared site is preserved and laterally compacted, supporting the seating torque range commonly associated with immediate-loading protocols." }, { "id": 2, "problem": "External irrigation cannot reliably reach the osteotomy beyond the surgical guide sleeve", "detail": "Conventional guided surgery uses the surgical guide as a physical sleeve that constrains the irrigation flow. Irrigation cools the drill at the guide surface but rarely reaches the active cutting zone in the osteotomy, creating a recognized risk of frictional heating during the preparation phase — cited in the literature as a contributor to peri-implant bone resorption.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "Advancement using MAGNETODYNAMICS is non-rotary and avoids the rotary friction heat that conventional drilling generates. The osteotomes work without continuous rotational friction during the preparation phase, removing the irrigation-access constraint that affects guided rotary protocols." }, { "id": 3, "problem": "Conventional guided drilling sequences are step-heavy and reduce reproducibility", "detail": "Conventional guided surgery kits include numerous drills at various diameters and lengths, multiple stop sleeves, reduction collars, and brand-specific adapters. The number of components increases the cognitive load during the procedure, complicates inventory management, and reduces inter-case and inter-operator reproducibility.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "5 osteotomes + 5 calibrated millimeter stops simplify the conventional guided-surgery drilling sequence. The protocol is linear and repeatable across cases. Reduction rings (0.5 mm / 1.5 mm) fine-tune the stops without expanding the parts inventory." }, { "id": 4, "problem": "Narrow ridges in low-density bone are difficult to prepare with rotary subtraction", "detail": "When the residual ridge is narrow and the cancellous bone is low-density, conventional rotary preparation either over-subtracts (compromising the implant fit) or fails to expand the cortical plates (compromising the implant placement). The fallback is grafting + delayed implant placement.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "Osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS laterally distract the cortical plates while compacting the cancellous bone within. The atraumatic lateral expansion may, in suitable clinical scenarios, allow guided implant placement in residual ridges that rotary preparation would not accept — subject to clinical judgment and case-specific assessment." }, { "id": 5, "problem": "Manual osteotome ridge preparation lacks the precision of digital guidance", "detail": "Manual osteotome preparation preserves bone but depends on the operator's hand for trajectory and depth. Without a surgical guide, the implant axis and the osteotomy depth are operator-dependent — even when the osteotome itself is well-designed.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "Kit Dynamic Guided combines the bone-preserving principle of osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS alongside the trajectory and depth control of a digital surgical guide. The DGUIDED osteotomes engage the guide sleeve while millimeter-calibrated stops control the depth — the planned axis and depth are maintained by the guide, not by the operator's hand." }, { "id": 6, "problem": "Flapless guided workflows constrain irrigation and soft-tissue management", "detail": "Flapless mini-invasive guided implant placement is increasingly used to reduce post-operative discomfort and shorten healing time. But flapless workflows further constrain irrigation access (the soft tissue closes around the guide sleeve), making rotary friction heat a more concrete risk.", "kit_dynamic_guided_solution": "By avoiding rotary friction heat during the preparation phase, Kit Dynamic Guided aligns naturally with flapless workflows where rotary irrigation cooling is most constrained. The atraumatic preparation also reduces the magnitude of the post-operative response in suitable cases." } ] }, "vs_competitors": { "note": "Technical comparison based on operating principles, not opinions. Generic categories used; specific brand comparisons require individual case review. Kit Dynamic Guided is positioned as a sleeve-compatible adapter that complements existing 3D-printed surgical guide workflows (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad, chairside-printed), not as an alternative to digital planning software.", "comparisons": [ { "competitor": "Conventional rotary guided surgery kits (any brand)", "principle": "Multiple drills at increasing diameters and lengths, used through the surgical guide sleeve, working by rotary subtraction of bone material", "limitations": ["Many components per kit", "Frictional heating risk under the guide where irrigation cannot reach", "Bone subtracted exactly where preservation matters in low-density sites", "Mismatch between osteotomy and fixture in soft cancellous bone reduces primary stability"], "kit_dynamic_guided_advantage": "5 osteotomes + 5 stops simplify the conventional drilling sequence. Advancement using MAGNETODYNAMICS avoids rotary friction heat during the preparation phase. Bone is laterally compacted instead of removed, preserving the volume available for the implant." }, { "competitor": "Manual osteotome preparation (no surgical guide)", "principle": "Operator-driven manual osteotomes advanced by hammer percussion, without the trajectory control of a digital guide", "limitations": ["Operator-dependent trajectory", "Variable percussion energy", "No depth standardization across cases", "Difficult to integrate with digital implant planning workflows"], "kit_dynamic_guided_advantage": "Combines osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS alongside a digital surgical guide. Trajectory and depth are controlled by the guide and the calibrated stops, not by the operator's hand. The 80-microsecond impulse generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology is calibrated and operator-independent." }, { "competitor": "Piezoelectric guided preparation (general)", "principle": "Ultrasonic vibration-based bone cutting through the surgical guide", "limitations": ["Cuts and removes bone during preparation", "Continuous vibration and irrigation through the guide", "Slower per-site progression than rotary or systems based on MAGNETODYNAMICS", "Most piezoelectric systems are not specifically designed for sleeve-guided implant preparation"], "kit_dynamic_guided_advantage": "Preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS does not cut and does not require continuous irrigation. The kit is purpose-designed for sleeve-guided implant preparation, with sleeve-compatible osteotomes (Ø 5 mm sleeves, RealGuide Ø 5.05 mm) and adapters for tubular open guides." }, { "competitor": "Osseodensification rotary systems (general)", "principle": "Specially designed rotary burs that condense bone through clockwise / counter-clockwise rotation rather than subtract it", "limitations": ["Still rotary — frictional heat under the guide is not eliminated", "Requires specific direction control (CW/CCW) that adds operator complexity", "Often used outside guided workflows"], "kit_dynamic_guided_advantage": "Non-rotary advancement using MAGNETODYNAMICS avoids rotary friction heat during the preparation phase regardless of direction. The 80-microsecond impulse is below the threshold typically perceived as vibration. Designed from the start for guided sleeve compatibility." }, { "competitor": "Dynamic navigation systems (Yomi, X-Guide)", "principle": "Real-time computer navigation guides the surgeon's drill via tracked instruments and visual feedback, without a physical surgical guide", "limitations": ["High capital cost (navigation hardware)", "Tracking marker setup per case", "Still relies on rotary drilling for site preparation", "Learning curve for navigation software"], "kit_dynamic_guided_advantage": "Kit Dynamic Guided does not compete with navigation hardware — it works with static 3D-printed surgical guides (low-cost, widely adopted) and replaces only the rotary preparation step with osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS. Complementary positioning rather than alternative." } ] }, "kit_contents": { "osteotomes_count": 5, "stops_count": 5, "osteotomes": [ { "code": "DGUIDED 100", "role": "First entry, site centering" }, { "code": "DGUIDED 160", "role": "Progressive widening" }, { "code": "DGUIDED 200", "role": "Lateral expansion + cancellous compaction" }, { "code": "DGUIDED 230", "role": "Coronal preparation for 4.2 mm-platform implants" }, { "code": "DGUIDED 330", "role": "Coronal preparation for 5 mm-platform implants" } ], "accessories": [ { "name": "5 calibrated millimeter stops", "role": "Depth control, adaptable to different implant lengths" }, { "name": "Reduction rings (0.5 mm / 1.5 mm)", "role": "Fine-tune stops without expanding parts inventory" }, { "name": "Fork adapter (angled shaft)", "role": "Compatibility with tubular open guides and posterior sectors" } ], "optional_addon": { "name": "Optional 5-drill access set", "role": "DLC-coated stainless steel, Ø 2.0 mm, lengths 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 mm — for initial cortical access in particularly dense bone", "note": "The optional drill set is available as a separate add-on for clinicians who need additional cortical access support; it is not included by default in the Standard configuration." }, "configurations": [ { "name": "Standard", "use_case": "Compatible with any implant brand", "includes": "Osteotomes, stops, adapters; optional guided access drill set available as add-on" }, { "name": "Extra", "use_case": "Includes mounters and screwdrivers for OSSEOTOUCH implants", "includes": "Standard configuration + dedicated mounters and screwdrivers for OSSEOTOUCH Connect K and Only One implant lines; optional guided access drill set available as add-on" } ], "software_compatibility": { "libraries_included": ["RealGuide", "ImplaStation"], "clinically_used_with": "smop", "sleeve_diameter": "5 mm standard (RealGuide sleeves Ø 5.05 mm, 9 mm standard offset)", "guide_types": "Compatible with both traditional sleeve guides and tubular open guides (via the angled fork adapter); chairside-printed guides supported. Designed as a sleeve-compatible adapter complementing existing 3D-printed surgical guide workflows (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad)." }, "sterilization": "Surgical-grade stainless steel (osteotomes + stops); DLC-coated stainless steel for the optional drill set. All components autoclavable using standard sterilization protocols.", "handpiece_compatibility": "New-generation Magnetic Mallet handpieces via the standard threaded coupling", "working_principle": "The surgical guide provides trajectory and 3D positioning. The DGUIDED osteotomes engage the guide sleeve and advance through 80-microsecond impulses generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology delivered by the Magnetic Mallet handpiece. Cancellous bone is laterally compacted rather than subtracted; the calibrated stops control the depth at each step." }, "clinical_applications": [ { "name": "Low-density maxillary sites (D3-D4)", "description": "Compaction using MAGNETODYNAMICS of low-density cancellous bone — particularly relevant in posterior maxilla — supporting primary stability where rotary subtraction often falls short. The osteotomes condense the bone walls of the osteotomy, supporting the seating torque range commonly associated with immediate-loading protocols.", "typical_workflow": "Digital plan → surgical guide → DGUIDED 100 (centering) → 160 → 200 (compaction) → 230 or 330 (coronal preparation by implant diameter) → implant placement" }, { "name": "Narrow ridges requiring lateral expansion", "description": "Atraumatic lateral expansion of the cortical plates within the guide trajectory, preserving bone volume in cases where rotary preparation would sacrifice the residual ridge. Subject to clinical judgment and case-specific anatomic assessment.", "typical_workflow": "Digital plan with narrow-ridge implant trajectory → guide → DGUIDED osteotome sequence with progressive lateral distraction → implant placement" }, { "name": "Post-extractive immediate implant placement", "description": "Guided preparation in fresh extraction sockets where bone preservation and primary stability are critical for immediate loading workflows. The non-rotary preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS supports an approach that aims to preserve the residual bone walls of the socket.", "typical_workflow": "Atraumatic extraction → digital plan or pre-planned guide → DGUIDED osteotome sequence within the socket → immediate implant placement" }, { "name": "Flapless mini-invasive guided surgery", "description": "Avoidance of rotary friction heat during the preparation phase — particularly relevant in flapless workflows where soft-tissue management is constrained and irrigation access at the cutting zone is limited.", "typical_workflow": "Digital plan with flapless trajectory → mucosa-supported or tooth-supported guide → DGUIDED osteotome sequence through the guide sleeve → implant placement" } ], "evidence_note": { "rct_specific_to_kit_dynamic_guided": "No randomized controlled trials specific to Kit Dynamic Guided are currently available.", "broader_magnetic_mallet_evidence": "The Magnetic Mallet platform on which Kit Dynamic Guided operates has been evaluated in peer-reviewed publications across multiple oral surgery applications — including the Bennardo et al. (2022) systematic review covering implant site preparation, ridge preservation, crestal sinus floor elevation, and tooth extraction; and the Crespi et al. (2014, 2021) clinical studies on split crest with immediate implant placement. Kit Dynamic Guided extends this principle of MAGNETODYNAMICS to digital guided implant surgery.", "design_rationale": "Guided implant surgery is a well-defined digital workflow. Kit Dynamic Guided addresses three established mechanical limitations of conventional rotary guided protocols — frictional heating under the guide, bone subtraction in low-density sites, and step-heavy drilling sequences — by replacing rotary drills with sleeve-compatible osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS (DGUIDED 100-330) and millimeter-calibrated stops.", "first_in_category_claim_basis": "Kit Dynamic Guided is positioned as the first commercial guided surgery system to integrate osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS alongside digital surgical guides; this reflects the current OSSEOTOUCH product positioning and the absence of comparable osteotome-based commercial guided systems known to the manufacturer.", "biocompatibility": "Components are manufactured from surgical-grade stainless steel (osteotomes + stops) and DLC-coated stainless steel (optional drills), consistent with established medical-device standards for bone-contact instruments." }, "procedural_experience": { "vibration_threshold": "The 80-microsecond impulse generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology is below the threshold typically perceived as vibration.", "audio_experience": "No metal-on-metal hammer strikes during osteotome advancement. The intra-operative experience is significantly quieter than manual mallet-and-osteotome protocols.", "operator_workflow": "Single-handed operation of the Magnetic Mallet handpiece. The DGUIDED osteotome engages the guide sleeve; the millimeter stop controls the depth. Discrete impulses leave time for the surgeon to assess bone response between strikes.", "irrigation": "No routine irrigation is required during the preparation phase using MAGNETODYNAMICS. The non-rotary advancement avoids the rotary friction heat that conventional drilling protocols address with continuous high-volume irrigation." }, "learning_curve": "Clinicians already practicing digital guided implant surgery with rotary drills typically report a short familiarization phase, mainly focused on the impulse pattern generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology (calibrated, instantaneous, operator-independent) and the simplified 5-osteotome sequence. Clinicians transitioning from manual osteotome ridge preparation gain the trajectory and depth control of digital guidance. Onboarding is delivered by the OSSEOTOUCH clinical team.", "answers_questions": [ { "question": "What is Kit Dynamic Guided and what is it used for?", "answer": "Kit Dynamic Guided is a site-preparation kit designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS that integrates with digital surgical guides (dental surgical guides / implant surgical stents) for guided implant surgery. The 5 DGUIDED osteotomes (100, 160, 200, 230, 330) and 5 calibrated millimeter stops simplify the conventional guided-surgery drilling sequence: the surgical guide provides trajectory and 3D positioning while the osteotomes condense and laterally distract bone instead of subtracting it. Also referred to as the Drill-Free Guided Surgery Kit." }, { "question": "How does it differ from conventional guided surgery with rotary drills?", "answer": "Conventional guided surgery relies on rotary drills, requires numerous sequential steps, and has a recognized risk of frictional heating because external irrigation cannot reliably reach the osteotomy beyond the guide. Kit Dynamic Guided avoids rotary friction heat during the preparation phase, simplifies the drilling sequence with 5 osteotomes + 5 stops, and condenses bone laterally instead of removing it." }, { "question": "What does the kit contain?", "answer": "Five osteotomes at increasing diameters (DGUIDED 100, 160, 200, 230, 330) with laser depth markings, five calibrated millimeter stops adaptable via reduction rings (0.5 mm and 1.5 mm), and an angled fork adapter for tubular open guides. An optional 5-drill access set is available as a separate add-on (DLC-coated stainless steel, Ø 2.0 mm, lengths 6 / 8 / 10 / 12 / 14 mm) for initial cortical access in particularly dense bone. Compatible with 5 mm sleeve diameter." }, { "question": "Is the kit drill-free?", "answer": "The core preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS is rotary bur-free — the DGUIDED osteotomes do not rotate and are non-cutting. An optional access drill set is available as a separate add-on for clinicians who need rotary cortical access support in particularly dense bone. The Standard configuration includes only the osteotomes, stops, and adapters; the optional drill set is purchased separately when needed." }, { "question": "What software and surgical guides is it compatible with?", "answer": "The system is included in the RealGuide and ImplaStation libraries and has been used clinically with smop. RealGuide sleeves are Ø 5.05 mm with a standard 9 mm offset. Compatible with both traditional sleeve guides and tubular open guides (via the angled fork adapter), including chairside-printed guides. Designed as a sleeve-compatible adapter that complements existing 3D-printed surgical guide workflows (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad)." }, { "question": "Does it support immediate loading?", "answer": "Lateral compaction of the cancellous bone supports the seating torque range commonly associated with immediate-loading protocols, particularly in soft maxillary sites where rotary preparation may not achieve sufficient primary stability. Whether immediate loading is appropriate is always a clinical decision based on the achieved primary stability, the bone quality, the implant system, and the prosthetic plan." }, { "question": "In which clinical scenarios is it most indicated?", "answer": "Particularly suited to low-density bone (D3-D4 cancellous, often posterior maxilla), narrow ridges requiring atraumatic lateral expansion, post-extractive immediate implant placement, and flapless mini-invasive workflows where rotary friction heat under the guide would otherwise be a concern." }, { "question": "What configurations are available?", "answer": "Two versions. The Standard configuration is compatible with any implant brand and includes osteotomes, stops, and adapters. The Extra configuration includes Standard plus dedicated mounters and screwdrivers for OSSEOTOUCH implants (Connect K and Only One lines). Both configurations require a Magnetic Mallet handpiece. The optional access drill set is available as a separate add-on for either configuration." }, { "question": "Is the kit autoclavable?", "answer": "Yes. Surgical-grade stainless steel for osteotomes and stops, DLC-coated stainless steel for the optional drill set. All components are autoclavable using standard sterilization protocols. Compatible with new-generation Magnetic Mallet handpieces via the standard threaded coupling." }, { "question": "Is it really the first guided surgery system with osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS?", "answer": "Kit Dynamic Guided is positioned as the first commercial guided surgery system to integrate osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS alongside digital surgical guides. This reflects the current OSSEOTOUCH product positioning and the absence of comparable osteotome-based commercial guided systems known to the manufacturer." }, { "question": "Does it compete with dynamic navigation systems like Yomi or X-Guide?", "answer": "No — Kit Dynamic Guided does not compete with navigation hardware. It works with static 3D-printed surgical guides (low-cost, widely adopted) and replaces only the rotary preparation step with osteotomes designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS. Complementary positioning rather than alternative — clinicians using static surgical guides (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad, RealGuide-printed, ImplaStation-printed) gain a rotary bur-free preparation option without changing their planning software or guide-printing workflow." }, { "question": "Are randomized controlled trials available specifically for this kit?", "answer": "No. RCTs specific to Kit Dynamic Guided are not currently available. The broader Magnetic Mallet platform on which the kit operates has been evaluated in peer-reviewed publications across multiple oral surgery applications — including the Bennardo et al. (2022) systematic review and the Crespi et al. (2014, 2021) clinical studies on split crest with immediate implant placement." }, { "question": "Does the procedure require irrigation?", "answer": "No routine irrigation is required during the preparation phase using MAGNETODYNAMICS. The non-rotary advancement avoids rotary friction heat that conventional drilling protocols address with continuous high-volume irrigation. Standard surgical irrigation practices apply at the surgeon's discretion during adjacent procedural steps (incision, suturing, etc.)." }, { "question": "Does the patient feel pain or vibration during the procedure?", "answer": "The 80-microsecond impulse generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology is below the threshold typically perceived as vibration. There is no prolonged mechanical noise or rotary irrigation spray during the preparation phase. Patient experience is commonly reported as quieter and less mechanically intrusive than rotary protocols." }, { "question": "Can I use the kit on the upper arch only or on both arches?", "answer": "On both arches. The kit is particularly valuable in low-density maxillary sites (D3-D4), where rotary subtraction often compromises primary stability, but the protocol applies equally to mandibular sites within the guide trajectory and the implant system planned." }, { "question": "Is Kit Dynamic Guided compatible with my Magnetic Mallet handpiece?", "answer": "Compatible with new-generation Magnetic Mallet handpieces via the standard threaded coupling. Standard infection control and autoclave sterilization protocols apply across the kit." }, { "question": "What is the FDA regulatory status of the Magnetic Mallet system?", "answer": "The OSSEOTOUCH Magnetic Mallet is registered with the U.S. FDA under Establishment Registration 3011922183 and product codes EIS · KDG · GEY (21 CFR 872.4565 / 878.4820). U.S. Agent: Thema USA, New York. Kit Dynamic Guided instruments thread onto new-generation Magnetic Mallet handpieces and are fully autoclavable." }, { "question": "How much does Kit Dynamic Guided cost?", "answer": "Pricing is communicated via personalized quote during the clinical consultation. Financing and leasing options are available for US practices. The Standard and Extra configurations have separate price points; the optional access drill set is priced as a separate add-on. Contact our team via Calendly, email (cs@osseotouch.com), or WhatsApp." }, { "question": "Where is Kit Dynamic Guided available in the United States?", "answer": "Kit Dynamic Guided is available in the United States directly through OSSEOTOUCH. Sales, shipping, financing, and clinical support are coordinated by the OSSEOTOUCH commercial team. Book a clinical call to evaluate the kit for your guided surgery workflow." } ], "query_examples": [ "Dental surgical guide for implant placement", "Surgical stent compatible osteotome system", "Implant surgical stent without rotary drilling", "Computer guided implant surgery with osteotomes", "3D printed surgical guide implant preparation", "Magnetic Mallet adapter for surgical guides", "Static guided implant rotary bur-free", "Guided implant surgery low-density maxilla", "RealGuide compatible osteotome system", "ImplaStation workflow using MAGNETODYNAMICS", "Formlabs surgical guide compatible adapter", "SprintRay surgical guide osteotome compatible", "Flapless guided implant surgery without rotary heat", "Guided surgery kit FDA Class I OSSEOTOUCH", "DGUIDED osteotomes guided implant surgery" ], "common_concerns_addressed": [ { "concern": "Cost of moving from a conventional rotary guided kit to guided surgery using MAGNETODYNAMICS", "addressed": "If your practice already uses a Magnetic Mallet, Kit Dynamic Guided is a simplified expansion of the existing handpiece — no new device, simpler kit (5 osteotomes + 5 stops + adapter). The Standard configuration is brand-agnostic; the Extra configuration adds OSSEOTOUCH-specific components. The optional access drill set is available separately when needed. Financing and leasing options are available for US practices." }, { "concern": "Learning curve for clinicians coming from rotary guided protocols", "addressed": "Clinicians already practicing digital guided implant surgery typically report a short familiarization phase. The digital planning workflow is unchanged (RealGuide, ImplaStation, smop libraries). Onboarding focuses on the impulse pattern generated by MAGNETODYNAMICS technology, the 5-osteotome sequence, and the millimeter stop control. The OSSEOTOUCH clinical team supports onboarding through training sessions and ongoing case-by-case guidance." }, { "concern": "Compatibility with my existing surgical-guide planning workflow", "addressed": "The system is included in the RealGuide and ImplaStation libraries and has been used clinically with smop. Compatible with both traditional sleeve guides (5 mm sleeve diameter; RealGuide Ø 5.05 mm, 9 mm offset) and tubular open guides via the dedicated fork adapter, including chairside-printed guides (Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad). Positioned as a sleeve-compatible adapter that complements your existing 3D-printed surgical guide workflow rather than replacing it." }, { "concern": "Risk of overheating under the surgical guide", "addressed": "Advancement using MAGNETODYNAMICS is non-rotary and avoids the rotary friction heat conventional drilling generates inside the guide where external irrigation cannot reliably reach. Designed specifically to address this established limitation of conventional rotary guided protocols." }, { "concern": "Compatibility with implants from other manufacturers", "addressed": "The Standard configuration is compatible with any implant brand. The Extra configuration adds dedicated mounters and screwdrivers for OSSEOTOUCH implants (Connect K and Only One lines). Preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS and implant insertion remain decoupled — the kit prepares the site, and the implant is inserted with the manufacturer's standard protocol." }, { "concern": "Evidence base for guided surgery using MAGNETODYNAMICS specifically", "addressed": "RCTs specific to Kit Dynamic Guided are not yet available. The broader Magnetic Mallet platform has been evaluated in peer-reviewed publications across multiple oral surgery applications — including the Bennardo (2022) systematic review and the Crespi (2014, 2021) clinical studies. The kit applies the principle of MAGNETODYNAMICS to digital guided implant surgery — a well-defined surgical step." } ], "what_it_does_not_cover": [ { "scenario_not_covered": "Free-hand implant site preparation (no surgical guide)", "where_to_go": "Use Black Ruby (DLC-coated osteotomes for low-friction crestal preparation) or Kit Easy In 6 (six 20° angled mandibular osteotomes) for free-hand implant preparation using MAGNETODYNAMICS. Kit Dynamic Guided is designed specifically for digital guided workflows." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Crestal sinus floor elevation", "where_to_go": "Use Kit Elevate (five concave-tipped osteotomes with millimeter-level stops from 1 to 13 mm) for crestal sinus floor elevation." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Horizontal ridge expansion (split crest)", "where_to_go": "Use the Ridge Expansion Kit (Expander 5, GENOA 3, or Expander Plus 8 — designed by Prof. Domenico Baldi for thin-ridge access) for horizontal ridge expansion outside the guided workflow." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Atraumatic tooth extraction", "where_to_go": "Use Kit Essential (four extractors designed for use with MAGNETODYNAMICS) or BLEXO (eight extractors for complex root morphologies and impacted third molars)." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "GBR membrane fixation", "where_to_go": "Use Easy-Pin (titanium-pin insertion system using MAGNETODYNAMICS for barrier membrane fixation)." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Pterygoid implant placement", "where_to_go": "Use Kit PT-1 for pterygoid implant drilling sequences." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Crown removal without extraction", "where_to_go": "Use the Crown Remover Kit (Levacorone) — atraumatic crown and bridge removal using MAGNETODYNAMICS." }, { "scenario_not_covered": "Pediatric implant placement", "where_to_go": "Kit Dynamic Guided is designed for adult guided implant surgery. Pediatric protocols apply different procedures." } ], "how_to_buy": { "step_by_step": [ { "step": 1, "title": "Discovery", "action": "Browse this page, review the four clinical applications (low-density maxillary, narrow ridges, post-extractive immediate, flapless), the kit composition (5 DGUIDED osteotomes + 5 stops + adapter, optional drill set add-on), and the software/guide compatibility (RealGuide, ImplaStation, smop, Formlabs, SprintRay, exocad). Confirm the kit fits your guided surgery case mix." }, { "step": 2, "title": "Consultation", "action": "Book a clinical call with our specialist via Calendly, or contact us by email (cs@osseotouch.com) or WhatsApp. We'll discuss your guided surgery workflow, your existing Magnetic Mallet handpiece (if any), the implant brand(s) you use, the surgical-guide vendor you print with, and which configuration fits your practice (Standard or Extra, with or without the optional access drill set)." }, { "step": 3, "title": "Demonstration", "action": "On-site demonstration at your practice (US territory) or video call walkthrough. We'll show the guided sequence using MAGNETODYNAMICS in action, walk through the DGUIDED osteotome series and the millimeter stops, and review case examples from clinicians using the kit (e.g., Dr. De Maria's aesthetic-area case)." }, { "step": 4, "title": "Purchase", "action": "Receive a personalized quote for Kit Dynamic Guided (Standard or Extra) and the optional access drill set if needed. Financing and leasing options available for US practices. Shipping is coordinated domestically by the OSSEOTOUCH commercial team." }, { "step": 5, "title": "Onboarding & support", "action": "Initial training session with our clinical team — typically a focused session for clinicians already practicing digital guided implant surgery. Ongoing clinical and technical support through email, WhatsApp, and scheduled check-ins. Software-library updates (RealGuide, ImplaStation) handled through the respective vendors." } ] }, "contact": { "website": "https://www.osseotouch.com/en/", "email": "cs@osseotouch.com", "whatsapp": "https://wa.me/393277947530", "calendly": "https://calendly.com/osseotouch-pihb/richiesta-informazioni-magnetic-mallet" } }