W&H Osstell ISQ Drill Unit

The W&H Osstell ISQ Drill Unit is a used implant surgery system that combines a surgical drilling motor with implant stability measurement functionality, giving clinicians both preparation and diagnostic capability in a single setup. The drive console delivers controlled speed and torque suited to osteotomy preparation and implant insertion, while its integration with Osstell resonance frequency analysis technology allows the surgical team to assess implant stability quotient values at the time of placement, aiding decisions on loading protocols. This dual capability makes the unit useful for practices that want to document primary stability without a separate device. The system's programmable settings let clinicians move between drilling phases and stability testing without switching hardware, and irrigation delivery during drilling helps protect bone tissue from thermal damage throughout the osteotomy process. Its compact footprint and straightforward interface suit oral surgery and implant dentistry practices that perform frequent implant placements and want stability feedback integrated into their surgical workflow. This particular unit is sold as used equipment, having been previously employed in a clinical implant setting, and shows normal wear from that service. It remains functional and is offered to practices or resellers looking for a combined drilling and stability measurement system, with the recommendation that buyers confirm both drill motor performance and ISQ measurement calibration before placing the unit into active use.