2IC CONCEPT IDEAL IMPLANT FOR CLINICAL CASE

Clinical situations in the oral cavity can differ dramatically. For example, different densities of D1 bone and D4 bone will not allow to achieve the same primary stability if the same implant design is used. For immediate implantation in a wide socket we need interproximal anchoring and wide threads, in a narrow socket we need apical anchoring and cylindrical body, in case of a split ridge we need a conical implant, and for installing an implant simultaneously with sinus lifting we need microthreads on the neck of the implant.

IMPRO implant system is the fi rst and only really universal implant system that allows you to select the optimal implant for a specifi c clinical case.

Always predictable initial stability

D₁

Initial stability 50 Ncm

Osseointegration: 2 months

Cortical implant with rounded neck is the best choice for the very dense bone (D1). Rounded neck allow to minimize compression to the bone. Best for the flapless operation.

D₂

Initial stability 50 Ncm

Osseointegration: 2 months

Cortical implant with conical neck is the best choice for the moderate dense bone (D2) and immediate loading. Due to mounting on the neck, loading distributes more accurately. Thanks to the conical neck implant cannot deep down even under immediate loading.

D₃

Initial stability 50 Ncm

Osseointegration: 2 months

Combined cortical-spongeous implant - with deep thread is the best choice for soft bone with thin cortical plate (D3).

D₄

Initial stability 40-50 Ncm

Osseointegration: 3 months

Spongeous implant, due to increased square friction (increased surface) achieves almost the same initial stability even in the very soft bone.

Thanks to a new concept of planning, we can achieve excellent results regardless of the bone type