The entry holes of the implants should be marked, possibly with a dermographic pen, directly on the gum.
Using the positioning drill OT1500, under abundant irrigation, make delicate movements "up and down" to perforate the bone in the established direction reaching the right depth indicated by the marks on the drill referring to the implants length. The hole guides must be deep exactly le length of the implant. In the rare cases in which the bone it is extremely dense, it can be inserted newly the positioning drill and the bone could be prepared a little bit more.

Carry from the confection the implant directly inside the prepared site and screw it in first coils and then uncouple the plastic device with a movement of torsion.

This specific screw key, studied in order to exercise a greater torque, should be used until the resistance becomes excessive and it must be resorted to the dynamometric key.

Important:
If in this phase of insertion the implant did not offer a meaningful resistance to the spin, or micromovements could be perceived, the prognosis in the long term would be at least doubtful.

Final spin with the dynamometric key with the appropriate adapter (cod. QT-7007)
Using the dynamometric key and the appropriate adapter, make the last final spins, small and very controlled. At to the end of the operation only the head of the implant would have to be outside from the gum and all the coils would have to be submerged in the bone. In the rare cases in which the bone it was excessive dense and it was not possible to catch up the established depth, it’s possible to unscrew the implant, prepare again the implant site with the positioning drill and reinsert again the implant.