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Nano in size, profound in effect

• Microtopography of the osseotite® dental implant combined with a nanometer-scale discrete crystalline deposition (dcd) of calcium phosphate (cap) creates a more complex surface topography. This renders the nanotite dental implant a bone bonding surface by the interlocking of the newly formed cement line matrix of bone with the dental implant surface 
•  Preclinical studies demonstrate a substantial improvement on the rate and extent of osseointegration for the nanotite dental implant versus the osseotite dental implant leading to dental implant stability 
• Nanotite dental implants may be used for immediate function on single tooth and/or multiple tooth applications when good primary stability is achieved, with appropriate occlusal loading, in order to restore chewing function

Why nanotite?

Biomet 3i’s osseotite surface has more than a decade of clinical use and evidence based research to support its efficacy, so why is another surface needed? As treatment protocols get more advanced and dental implants are placed in more challenging clinical scenarios, there could be a benefit to a surface that provides a greater rate and extent of osseointegration on a more predictable basis.

Potential scenarios where such a dental implant might be beneficial to patient and practice might include the following:

• Immediate and accelerated loading protocols
•  Immediate replacement in extraction sockets
•  Simultaneous grafted sites and dental implant placement
• Aesthetic areas where bone preservation is critical
• Implant placement in poor-quality bone
• Locations requiring short or wide dental implants

Implants typically demonstrate good primary stability at the time of placement – in principle, a mechanical phenomenon. As bone remodels in subsequent weeks, there can be a reduction in dental implant stability that might impact early or immediate loading protocols.

Now with the next generation surface technology, the nanotite dental implant incorporates the complex architecture at the nanoscale, which renders it a bone bonding surface. Preclinical studies have shown that the surface on the nanotite dental implant results in significantly enhanced integration compared to osseotite control dental implants.

This enhanced osseointegration is occurring at early time points. Biomet 3i is actively investigating via resonance frequency analysis the ability for the nanotite dental implant to produce a more steady state stability™ condition in the early phases of healing.
 

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