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MULTIPLE CONNECTIONS
A versatile internal hex or a TiLobe® six-lobed internal connection provides a stable implant/abutment connection.
PLATFORM SWTICHING
The platform switch helps to maintain crestal bone and increase soft tissue volume around the implant platform.1,2,3
EXPANDING SHAPE
The wide body of the implant increases bone-to-implant contact for high primary stability in the molar extraction site.
K-LEAN™
Sandblasted acid-etched surface, with an extensive multi-stage cleaning process, utilizes ultra-pure water (UPW) which removes undesired residues, providing a clean surface and maintaining an intact oxide layer.4,5,6
ROUNDED APEX
The rounded apex protects the sinus floor and/or adjacent anatomical structures during implant insertion.
TAPERED IMPLANT
Fully tapered implant body, with single-lead thread, allows for gradual bone condensing and engagement of the inter-radicular bone for high primary stability within the molar extraction site.
Immediate Posterior Innovation
Supported by extensive resreach, the Molaris Implant Systems TILOBEMAXX® and I-HEXMRT™ pioneered “molar wide” 7, 8 and 9 mm diameter implants, designed for immediate placement in a molar extraction socket. The larger-than-conventional tapered implant body fits the natural shape as the implant engages with the perimeter bony walls achieving primary stability. The wider restorative platform allows for an emergence profile suitable for a molar restoration. Molaris implants with an enhanced surface and an adequate prosthetic platform minimize bone loss, support soft tissue and reduce treatment time.
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ULTRA-PURE SURFACE
The proprietary K-LEAN™ surface is created by two sequential stages: sandblasting, aimed at creating a porous surface topography, followed by acid etching, intended to generate micro-roughened surface structure. The surface treatment is completed by removing contaminants using ultra-pure water (UPW), a unique process acquired from the semiconductor industry.
EDI JOURNAL
SEM SURFACE ANALYSES OF 120 STERILE-PACKED IMPLANTS
“Paltop has decided to consistently clean their products with ultra-pure water (UPW), which is rather expensive to produce, compared to regular demineralized water, and is otherwise mostly employed by the semiconductor industry. XPS analyses of the implant surface thus cleaned show no traces of sulphur, silicon, zinc or chlorine, inorganic impurities frequently found in the XPS analyses of the sandblasted and acid-etched surfaces of implants by other manufacturers. The corresponding EDX analysis shows only the typical elements for grade five titanium...”
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References
1. AI-Nsour MM, Hsun-Liang C, Wang HL.Effect of the Platform-Switching Technique on Preservation of Peri-implant Marginal Bone: A Systematic Review. The International Journal of Oral & Maxillofacial Implants Volume 27, Number 1, 2012.
2. Cappiello M, Luongo R, Di Iorio D, Bugea C, Cocchetto R, Celletti R. Evaluation of peri-implant bone loss around platform-switched implants. Int J Periodontics Restorative Dent. 2008 Aug;28(4):347-55.
3. Prosper L, Redaelli S, Pasi M, Zarone F, Radaelli G, Gherlone EF. A randomized prospective multicenter trial evaluating the platform-switching technique for the prevention of post-restorative crestal bone loss. Int J Oral Maxillofac Implants. 2009 Mar-Apr;24(2):299-308.
4. Klein M, Tarnow D, Lehrfield L. Marginal Bone Changes on Ultraclean, Micro-Threaded Platform-Switched Implants Following Restoration: 1- to 4-Year Data. Compendium of Continuin Education in Dentistry. Article Vol. 41 No. 4. 2020.
5. Singh Dhaliwal J, Rani Nakka David S, Ramizah Zulhilmi N, Kaur Sodhi Dhaliwal S, Knights J, Ferreira de Albuquerque Junior R. Contamination of titanium dental implants: a narrative review. SN Applied Sciences volume 2, Article number: 1011. 2020.
6. Dr. Dirk Duddeck, Dr. Hassan Maghaireh, Dr. Franz-Josef Faber and Dr. Jorg Neugebauser. SEM surface analyses of 120 sterile-packed implants. EDI Journal. 2014; 64-75.
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