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Flag Holder for checking a Bridge; 2 Piles as Implant and Bridge Link, Premolar - 13 mm width | Helmut Zepf No. 08.917.13

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The flag holder implant parallelism check premolar bridge instrument from Helmut Zepf is a precision dental tool designed to verify the parallelism of implant drill holes with confidence and accuracy. Engineered for use during bridge planning procedures, this flag holder features a 13 mm width specifically suited for premolar applications, accommodating a 2-pile configuration that serves as both implant indicator and bridge link.

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About this instrument

Key Features

  • Width: 13 mm, optimized for premolar bridge spans
  • Configuration: 2 piles functioning as implant and bridge link
  • Purpose: Easy checking of parallelism of implant drill holes
  • Application: Checking a bridge with 2 implant piles
  • Reference: Helmut Zepf No. 08.917.13

Clinical Benefits

Accurate parallelism verification is a critical step in implant-supported bridge procedures. This flag holder implant parallelism check premolar bridge tool allows the clinician to assess drill hole alignment visually and precisely before final prosthetic placement, reducing the risk of misalignment and supporting a predictable outcome. The dual-pile design replicates the intended bridge geometry, offering a reliable reference during the diagnostic and preparatory phases.

Made in Germany

This instrument is manufactured by Helmut Zepf GmbH and proudly bears the Made in Germany standard, reflecting a commitment to high-quality materials and consistent manufacturing tolerances expected in professional dental practice.

Specifications: Helmut Zepf No. 08.917.13

Zepf No. 08.917.13
Instrument type Flag holder, bridge check (premolar)
Working end 13 mm width
Part of set Depth Gauge Flag Holder Set (08.917.00)
Pack / sold as Single instrument

This 13 mm flag holder is placed into a drilled osteotomy so the flag shows the drill axis; comparing flags across several sites checks that the implants will be parallel before the sites are widened. The 13 mm width is sized for bridge check (premolar). It belongs to the Depth Gauge Flag Holder Set 08.917.00.

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Warranty & returns

1-Year Warranty

This Helmut Zepf instrument is covered by a 1-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship from the date of delivery.

60-Day Returns — Any Reason, Even If Used

Put this instrument to work in your practice. If it is not right for you, return it within 60 days of delivery for a full refund — for any reason, even if it has been used.

FAQ

What is the width of this flag holder?

This flag holder has a width of 13 mm, designed for premolar bridge applications.

How many piles does this instrument use?

It uses 2 piles, serving as implant and bridge link to replicate the bridge span geometry.

When should the flag holder implant parallelism check premolar bridge tool be used?

It should be used during implant planning and preparation to verify that drill holes are parallel before proceeding with bridge fabrication and placement.

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