Which IDR Instrument Do You Need?
Start with the complete IDR Kit or pick single instruments by Helmut Zepf number; every active product in the collection is linked once below.
IDR Kit
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
| 41.550.00 |
Osteotome set for immediate dentoalveolar restoration |
Lexer mini osteotomes
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
| 41.550.06 |
Lexer mini osteotome · 6 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
| 41.550.08 |
Lexer mini osteotome · 8 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
| 41.550.10 |
Lexer mini osteotome · 10 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
Lexer mini gouges
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
| 41.552.06 |
Lexer mini gouge · 6 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
| 41.552.08 |
Lexer mini gouge · 8 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
| 41.552.10 |
Lexer mini gouge · 10 mm · 18 cm long · mm graduation |
Grafting instrument and accessories
| Zepf No. |
Pattern or size |
| 24.532.19 |
Bone filler/condenser with depth measurement · Ø 1.0 and 2.0 mm · graduation 3/6/9/12/15 mm · titanium M4 x 0.5 inserts · ZEPF-bIONIK QuickFix handle, yellow-green |
| 85.251.04 |
Dental mixing cup · stainless steel, plastic lid · Ø 40 mm x 30 mm high, usable on both sides |
| 85.195.60 |
Instrument cassette washbasket for 6 chisels, 4 drills, 2 mixing cups and a hand instrument |
What Is Included in an Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration Set?
The Helmut Zepf IDR Kit (No. 41.550.00) is an osteotome set for immediate dentoalveolar restoration. This collection also carries the Lexer mini osteotomes and Lexer mini gouges (6, 8 and 10 mm, 18 cm long, with mm graduation), a bone filler/condenser combination instrument with depth measurement (Ø 1.0 and 2.0 mm, graduation 3/6/9/12/15 mm) on a ZEPF-bIONIK QuickFix handle, a stainless steel mixing cup, and a washbasket made for 6 chisels, 4 drills, 2 mixing cups and a hand instrument.
Key Clinical Benefits
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Preserved alveolar architecture: Instruments are designed to minimise trauma to the buccal bone plate and surrounding soft tissues during extraction and implant placement.
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Streamlined workflow: Having all necessary components organised in a single set reduces chair time and improves procedural consistency.
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Single-visit technique: IDR combines extraction, implant placement, bone grafting and provisional crown delivery in one visit; the osteotomes, gouges, condenser and mixing cup in this collection cover the bone-handling and grafting steps.
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Protocol compliance: Designed to align with established IDR guidelines, supporting reproducible clinical outcomes across patients.
Who Should Use This Set?
The immediate dentoalveolar restoration set is intended for experienced implant surgeons, periodontists, and oral and maxillofacial surgeons who routinely perform immediate implant placement procedures. Familiarity with the IDR protocol and post-extraction implant therapy is recommended before use.
Clinical Use
The IDR Kit and its instruments are used in immediate dentoalveolar restoration, where a tooth is extracted and the implant, bone graft and provisional restoration are placed in the same visit. The Lexer mini osteotomes and gouges are bone chisels with mm graduation, the bone filler/condenser places and compacts graft material with depth measurement, and the mixing cup holds graft material during the procedure.
Care and Reconditioning
Clean, disinfect and sterilize these instruments between patients following the manufacturer’s validated reprocessing instructions and the symbols on each product’s packaging. Our Surgical Instrument Reprocessing & Sterilization Guide covers the general workflow for Helmut Zepf surgical instruments. The washbasket in this collection holds the chisels, mixing cups and a hand instrument together during cleaning.
Compare With
Related Helmut Zepf collections: Osteotome Instruments, Straight Osteotome Sets, Bone Grafting Instruments, Bone Augmentation Sets & Components, Prophylaxis Mixing Cup, and Implantology Instruments. For instrument names and terminology, see the Surgical Instrument Comparison Chart and the Surgical Instrument Glossary.
FAQ
What does IDR stand for? IDR stands for Immediate Dentoalveolar Restoration, a technique that combines tooth extraction, implant placement, bone grafting, and provisional crown delivery in a single visit.
Is this set suitable for anterior and posterior cases? The instruments within a standard immediate dentoalveolar restoration set are generally designed with anterior implant cases in mind, though suitability may vary by case complexity and anatomy.
How should the set be sterilized? Follow the manufacturer's sterilization guidelines. Standard autoclave protocols are typically recommended for reusable surgical instruments.