Kit Dynamic Guided

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.

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.

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.

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).

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 gain a rotary bur-free preparation option without changing their planning software or guide-printing workflow.

Lateral compaction of 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.

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.

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.