Description

A 7-piece prosthetic screw driver set typically consists of tools designed for dental or medical prosthetic work, particularly for securing or removing screws in dental implants or other prosthetic components. Here's a detailed description of what such a set might include::
Components:
Handle: The main body of the driver, often ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip during precise procedures.
Screwdriver Blades: The set includes 7 different blades, each designed for a specific type of screw head, ensuring compatibility with various prosthetic screws. These may include::
Flat-headed screwdrivers
Cross-headed (Phillips) screwdrivers
Hex-headed screwdrivers
Tor x (star-shaped) screwdrivers
Sizes: The blades are available in various sizes, usually to match the specifications of common prosthetic screws used in medical and dental applications.
Material: The blades are often made from high-strength stainless steel or another durable material, ensuring resistance to corrosion and wear during repeated use.
Precision: The set is designed for high precision, allowing for the correct torque to be applied without damaging the screw, the prosthesis, or the surrounding tissues.
Applications:
Dental Implants: Used to tighten or remove screws that secure dental implants or crowns.
Prosthetics: For fastening screws in various types of prosthetic limbs or devices.
Orthopedic Devices: Can also be used in medical prosthetics, such as for securing artificial joints or components.

Features

• Fracture Fixation
• Bone Fracture Healing
• Fracture Repair
• Orthopedic Fracture Treatment
• Fracture Types (Transverse, Oblique, Spiral)
• Fracture Stabilization
• Open Reduction and Internal Fixation (ORIF)
• Fracture Immobilization
• Fracture Surgery
• Prosthetic Repair after Fracture