Abstract: A first dental drill bit for creating a particularly shaped osteotomy in human jawbones includes: a mounting shank and cutting head. The cutting head includes: four blades protruding from an axis of the bit, each blade having a thickness and being positioned 90 degrees to each adjacent blade to form a cruciform-shaped cross-section. Each of the pair of blades are positioned 90 degrees apart, and the blades of each pair are offset laterally a distance about equal to one-half of the blade thickness. Each blade has a shaped periphery that includes: a first radiused periphery; and a second radiused periphery. The first radiused periphery is shaped to form a spherical frustum-shaped socket portion when rotated about the axis of the drill bit, and includes embedded diamond particles. The second radiused periphery is shaped to form a bullet shaped socket portion when rotated about the axis of the drill bit.