Precise location: The toolkit includes a guide locator that uses advanced positioning principles to accurately determine the exact location of broken implant components within the complex oral environment. Whether it's a fractured implant part deeply embedded in the alveolar bone or a broken screw within the crown restoration structure, it can be precisely identified, providing crucial guidance for subsequent removal operations and preventing unnecessary harm to surrounding healthy tissues.

Efficient removal: A variety of extraction tools are the core components of a toolkit. Claw extractors, with their specially designed claw structures, can securely grasp broken screws, implant fragments, and other parts. By rotating counterclockwise, they cleverly utilize mechanical principles to remove these items from their implanted locations intact. Screw extractors, on the other hand, are designed to handle screws of various specifications and materials. They use compatible interfaces and strong torque to precisely remove screws, significantly increasing extraction efficiency and reducing surgical time.

Supportive assurance: Positioning fixed wrenches and other auxiliary tools play an indispensable stabilizing role during the extraction process. When using a guide locator, the positioning fixed wrench can securely lock it in place, ensuring that the guide locator does not shift due to external interference while other precise tools are being used. This maintains the accuracy and continuity of the entire extraction process, laying a solid foundation for the success of the surgery.

Tissue protection: The drilling tool is activated when necessary to create conditions for removing broken parts. During drilling, a saline cooling and flushing system can be used simultaneously to promptly remove the high heat generated by drilling, preventing thermal burns to the delicate bone tissue and gingival soft tissue around the area. This maximizes the physiological integrity of the oral tissues and promotes rapid and proper healing of postoperative wounds.