Cylindrical dental implant Osseotite®

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Characterized by a 1 to 3 micron peak-to-peak surface created by a unique acid-etch process, the Osseotite Surface features are precisely sized to entangle the fibrin strands of the blood clot. Proven Clinical Success he Osseotite surface has more than 10 years of documentation from numerous global multi-center clinical studies1-6 and meta-analyses.7-8 Clinical studies on the Osseotite surface continue to document the benefits of increased contact osteogenesis, especially in poor-quality bone. The Osseotite Implant features an acid-etched surface designed to facilitate osseointegration. Comprehensive Clinical Research One of the most well-researched dental implant surfaces on the market today. Numerous studies report 98% cumulative success rates Surface Facilitates the Osseointegration process. Demonstrates high contact of implant with new bone A blood clot attaches to an implant when its fibrin strands become intertwined in an implant’s micro-surface features. The strength of the clot/implant attachment depends on how tightly the fibrin strands are entangled in the surface. Fibrin strands are typically sub-micron in diameter. Therefore, for the strongest bond, the implant surface features should create a maze of slightly larger spaces that can tightly capture the fibrin strands. Characterized by a 1 to 3 micron peak-to-peak surface created by a unique acid-etch process, the Osseotite surface features are precisely sized to entangle the fibrin strands of the blood clot.