2-Drill Protocol

The 2-Drill Implant Osteotomy Protocol

Crown Down's 2-drill protocol prepares the implant osteotomy in two steps with solid tungsten carbide drills.

Dr. Zvi Fudim, DDS \u2014 Founder of Crown Down Inc.Written and clinically reviewed by Dr. Zvi Fudim, DDSClinically reviewed: June 2026

How the 2-Drill Protocol Works

Drill #1 handles cortical preparation. Drill #2 completes the final osteotomy. Fewer steps, simpler workflow, and predictable results for both guided surgery drill kit and freehand implant surgery.

Why Tungsten Carbide Matters

  • Drill #1: Cortical Preparation

    The first drill prepares the cortical layer and establishes the osteotomy path. One step replaces multiple pilot and intermediate drills in conventional kits.

  • Drill #2: Final Osteotomy

    The second drill completes the final osteotomy diameter for implant placement. Two drills per site instead of five to eight.

  • Built-In Thermal Safety

    Solid tungsten carbide conducts heat away from the osteotomy faster than steel. Up to 6x less heat in internal thermal testing under controlled conditions.

  • Guided and Freehand Surgery

    Use Crown Down for guided osteotomy preparation with 3D stoppers, or freehand protocols. One guided surgery drill kit for both workflows.

  • No Routine Drill Replacement

    Eliminates routine drill replacement caused by normal dulling under the Crown Down guarantee. Solid carbide maintains cutting geometry under normal clinical use.

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Ready to upgrade your implant workflow?

The Crown Down kit replaces your entire drill sequence with 2 solid tungsten carbide drills - guided and freehand compatible, with universal implant-system support.

Free 15-min consultation • Guided and freehand compatible • All implant systems