CROWN DOWN
Stop replacing drills.
Start placing implants faster.
Crown Down's solid tungsten carbide drilling system prepares implant sites up to 4× faster with 6× less heat than stainless steel — using just 2 drills per site. Built for unlimited uses, so you stop spending $1,000–$3,000 every year on replacement drills.
Free 15-min consultation · No commitment · All implant systems
Watch the clinical case
"The 2-drill protocol cut my osteotomy time significantly. My assistants noticed the difference on day one."
Dr. Ophir Framovich — Implant ClinicianStainless steel drills are costing you
time, money, and bone quality
Conventional drill kits use 4–8 drills per site, dull after ~20 uses, generate dangerous heat levels, and lock you into a single implant brand. You're replacing them constantly — and your patients bear the thermal risk.
Excessive heat buildup
Steel's low conductivity (18 W/m·K) traps heat in the osteotomy, risking thermal necrosis and implant failure.
Constant drill replacement
Steel drills lose their edge after ~20 uses. At $150–300 per set, that's $1,000–3,000+/year just on replacement drills.
Too many drills per site
Standard protocols require 4–8 sequential drill changes. Each swap adds chair time, complexity, and room for error.
One kit. Two drills. Unlimited uses.
Crown Down replaces your entire drill sequence with 2 solid tungsten carbide drills per site — dissipating heat 6× faster, cutting 4× faster, and never needing replacement.
Better heat dissipation
Tungsten carbide conducts heat at 110 W/m·K — six times faster than steel. Lower temperatures mean safer osteotomies and better osseointegration.
Faster site preparation
Two drills per site instead of four to eight. Fewer instrument changes, shorter procedures, more patients per day.
Annual replacement cost
Solid carbide doesn't dull under clinical use. Unlimited uses mean you buy once and never spend on replacement drills again.
Crown Down vs. Standard Stainless Steel
Side-by-side comparison based on published material properties and clinical data.
| Feature |
Crown Down
|
Stainless Steel Kits |
|---|---|---|
| Drills per osteotomy | 2 | 5–8 |
| Heat generation | Up to 6× less | High |
| Cutting efficiency | 4× faster | Slows quickly |
| Drill wear | Does not wear | Wears after few cases |
| Replacement cost | $0 (unlimited uses) | $$$ every year |
| Irrigation needed | No | Yes |
| Implant system compatibility | Universal | Brand-locked |
| Long-term cost | One-time purchase | Ongoing expense |
Cooling Capacity for 80→75 °C (Capacity = 1 / time-to-75°C)
10 °C Water Temperature Drop Dynamics — Comparison (Anchored 80→70 °C, ±1 °C smoothing)
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One-time investment · Unlimited uses · $0 replacement cost
Crown Down Implant Drilling System
The last drill kit you'll ever buy. One-time investment, zero ongoing cost.
Crown Down Drilling Kit
Unlimited UsesOne-time investment that replaces every disposable drill kit you'll ever buy — and pays for itself within 1–2 years.
Kit Contents
8 solid tungsten carbide drills (#20 to #60), color-coded depth stoppers, universal sizing chart, user manual. Ships in a professional carrying case.
What Steel Drills Are Costing You
Steel drill replacement
$1,000–3,000/yr
Crown Down replacement
$0/yr — forever
5-year savings: $5,000–$15,000
Most clinicians recoup the full investment within 1–2 years — every year after that is pure savings, plus the time you save from faster 2-drill procedures.
Specifications
Free 15-minute consultation · No commitment
Zero risk: Every drill in the kit is engineered for unlimited uses — solid carbide doesn't dull under normal clinical drilling.
The Crown Down Method
A 2-drill osteotomy protocol that completes implant site preparation up to 4× faster than conventional kits — with better thermal control, fewer instruments, and predictable primary stability.
Why Crown Down Is 4× Faster
4× Faster Than Conventional Kits
The 2-drill crown-down protocol eliminates multiple instrument changes. What takes 4+ drills in a standard kit is done with 2 — cutting total osteotomy time by up to 75%.
Fewer Drills, Fewer Steps
Each site requires only a cortical and trabecular drill. No pilot, no intermediate sizing. Less chair time, less fatigue, more predictable results.
Built-In Thermal Safety
Carbide's 110 W/m·K conductivity dissipates heat 6× faster than steel, so you can drill at low RPM without irrigation in many cases.
Enhanced Tactile Feedback
Clinicians report improved perception of bone density changes during drilling — critical for adapting technique and achieving strong primary stability.
No Routine Drill Replacement
Steel drills dull after ~20 uses. Solid carbide (~2,600 HV) maintains cutting geometry indefinitely — every drill is engineered for unlimited uses.
Clinical Results
Predictable osteotomies with preserved bone vitality and clean, intact walls.
In-vitro bovine rib testing shows zero cutting-edge wear after extended drilling cycles.
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Crown Down
Founded by Dr. Zvi Fudim, Crown Down develops surgical drilling systems that address the core challenges dentists face with implant integration. Our technology draws on decades of clinical practice and materials science to deliver instruments that are more durable, thermally efficient, and cost-effective than conventional stainless steel alternatives.
What Dentists Are Saying
"I switched to Crown Down two years ago and haven't replaced a single drill. My implant site prep is noticeably faster and I have much better tactile feedback through the bone."
"The 2-drill protocol cut my osteotomy time significantly. My assistants noticed the difference on day one — fewer instruments to manage, faster turnover between patients."
"I was skeptical about the unlimited-uses claim, but after 18 months of daily use the drills still cut like new. The heat reduction is real — my patients report less post-op discomfort."
Dr. Zvi Fudim
Founder & CEO
Practicing implant dentist with decades of clinical and materials science experience.
Ron Fudim
CMO
Oversees clinical education, partnerships, and market strategy.
The only surgical drill kit built for unlimited uses
- Patented solid tungsten carbide drill technology
- 6× higher thermal conductivity than stainless steel
- Eliminates routine drill replacement costs
- Compatible with all major implant systems
- Developed, tested and used in clinical practice
See the difference for yourself
Join the clinicians who've eliminated drill replacement costs and reduced their osteotomy time. One kit, unlimited uses, zero risk.
Your Questions, Answered
The most common concerns from dentists evaluating the Crown Down system — answered directly.
Two — a cortical drill and a trabecular drill. This replaces the conventional 4–8 drill sequence. Both drills are solid tungsten carbide and engineered for unlimited uses.
Yes. Crown Down is universal — it's compatible with all major implant brands and sizes because it relies on a standard drilling protocol rather than brand-specific drill sequences.
Tungsten carbide is approximately 13× harder than surgical steel (~2,600 HV vs ~200 HV) and conducts heat 6× faster (110 W/m·K vs 18 W/m·K). These two properties eliminate drill wear and dramatically reduce bone heat during osteotomy.
Under normal clinical drilling conditions, yes. Bone cannot deform the carbide cutting edge — it physically lacks the hardness to do so. In-vitro bovine rib testing shows zero measurable cutting-edge wear after extended drilling cycles. We back this with our unlimited-use guarantee.
Carbide's high thermal conductivity reduces the need for irrigation in most cases. However, your standard protocols apply — use irrigation whenever bone density, depth, or patient risk factors warrant it.
Most clinicians recoup the kit cost within 1–2 years simply by eliminating steel drill replacements ($1,000–$3,000/year). Every year after that is pure savings — plus the time saved from a faster 2-drill protocol.
Yes. Crown Down drills include color-coded depth stoppers that are fully compatible with guided surgery protocols and most major surgical guides.
The 2-drill protocol is simpler than conventional multi-drill sequences. We provide a full clinical guide, technique video, and a free 15-minute onboarding call with our team. Most clinicians are fully comfortable after their first few cases.
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