Osseotite® Dental Implant System

Proven Clinical Success

The Osseotite surface has more than 10 years of documentation from numerous global multi-center clinical studies and meta-analyses. Clinical studies on the Osseotite surface continue to document the benefits of increased contact osteogenesis, especially in poor-quality bone.

The Osseotite Implant features an acid-etched surface designed to facilitate osseointegration.

Trabecular Metal Implant Features & Benefits

Comprehensive Clinical Research

One of the most well-researched dental implant surfaces on the market today.

Numerous studies report 98% cumulative success rates.

The Osseotite Surface

Facilitates the Osseointegration process.

Demonstrates high contact of implant with new bone.

Five-year study showed no increased risk of Peri-implantitis vs. a ZimVie hybrid implant.

The Osseotite Surface and the Healing Process

A blood clot attaches to an implant when its fibrin strands become intertwined in an implant's micro-surface features. The strength of the clot/implant attachment depends on how tightly the fibrin strands are entangled in the surface. Fibrin strands are typically sub-micron in diameter. Therefore, for the strongest bond, the implant surface features should create a maze of slightly larger spaces that can tightly capture the fibrin strands. Characterized by a 1 to 3 micron peak-to-peak surface created by a unique acid-etch process, the Osseotite surface features are precisely sized to entangle the fibrin strands of the blood clot.