Rough

Rough Monoimplant can be used in cases where high osseointegration is desired. Implantation is carried out by compressing the bones on the side. Especially in D3 and D4 type bones, it provides high cellular adherence to the surface thanks to its rough structure.

Rough B

Bendable neck (to be used after pre-drilling and preparation with bone-expanding screw). Suitable for bridges in the reduced-load range (no individual tooth restorations).

MOT (Rough+Smooth)

Hybrid implant combines the features and benefits of both (Rough) implant and (Smooth) implant, such that the upper part of this implant is treated like (Rough) type to stimulate osseointegration. However, the bottom tip remains, highly polished to reduce contamination, thereby prevents potential infections, especially in maxillary sinus areas.

O Ring

Monoimplant Oring System provides more economical solution in case of fully edentulous patients or in situations that are not suitable for conventional implantation.

Multiunit

Monoimplant Multiunit System provides a prosthetic solution in cases where the implant is prevented from penetrating deep into the gums through an arch in the apical-coronal direction or when multiple implants are to be placed. The ideal placement of the implant then can be achieved for partially or fully edentulous patients by the use of Monoimplant Multiunit System.

Impression Components

Monoimplant transfer components are placed on top of the fixture put in place of the missing tooth.