The implant with the lowest ejection rate - BTI

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The Spanish Biotechnology Institute has succeeded in developing an implant with an ejection chance of less than 1.5%. For other implants, this rate averages 3-4%. In other words, the BTI implant has a much greater chance of remaining in the mouth even after implantation.

 

What are the benefits of a BTI dental implant?

Best surface implant
Its surface is coated with Ca ions. As a result, when the implant is placed in the bone, The blood around it starts to clot within a few minutes.

This is advantageous as it leads to faster osseointegration, meaning the integration into the bone easier, quicker incorporation, the organisation experiences greater acceptance with less burden.

 

 

The chance of peri-implantitis is slim.

Anyone who starts researching dental implants will come across the above expression.

Peri-implantitis is an inflammatory condition that affects the gums around a dental implant.

Inflammation can develop in the soft tissues, and even in the bone, around an implanted artificial root due to numerous factors – such as implantation issues, bacterial infection, overload, etc. Effective and timely treatment of this is an essential prerequisite for retaining the implant.

Patients often come to our clinic wanting to save implants they've had placed elsewhere from inflammation around them. We try to help them effectively using a laser. For implants placed by us, our aim is to prevent peri-implantitis from developing.

 

Different sized BTI dental implants for different cases

If the shape of the dental implant is well-designed, its size may vary.

A maximum 1-2 mm size difference is a significant help from a medical perspective, as bone quality and thickness are not the same for all patients.

In certain cases, it is also possible to opt for a narrower or shorter implant screw than traditional ones, which can even help avoid preliminary surgeries – bone grafting, sinus lift – that would otherwise be necessary.

 

No bone loss

The insertion of a BTI fog implant is a special procedure. When the oral surgeon places it into the bone, the bone obtained in this way remains reusable: it aids implant integration and stability, so there is no bone loss at all.

 

Stable crown fixation

A well-functioning prosthesis also requires that the implant screw and the crown form a stable unit. The crown should not wobble or rotate in the mouth, and it should be so comfortable that we don't even notice that the artificial tooth in place of the extracted one isn't our own.

A BTI implant includes prosthetic components that allow for a more stable attachment of the crown, as well as additional accessory elements for surgical and prosthetic procedures.

 

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