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The design of the Straumann® TLX Implant takes into account key biological principles of hard and soft tissue healing.
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DESIGNED FOR IMMEDIATE PROTOCOLS• Fully tapered implant design for optimized primary stability combined with the predictability of Tissue Level Implant
• A narrow implant diameter option, 3.75 mm for all indications -
PERI-IMPLANT HEALTH PRESERVATION• Reduced risk of nesting bacteria
• Optimized cleansability with the connection at the soft-tissue level
• Immediate soft-tissue attachment preservation -
SIMPLICITY AND EFFICIENCY• A one-stage process with restoration at soft-tissue level allows you to use chair time more efficiently
• Ease of restoration even in the posterior region
• Highly efficient treatment protocol thanks to straightforward conventional and digitally integrated workflows -
DYNAMIC BONE MANAGEMENT• Redistribution of native bone and control over insertion torque
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REAL CONFIDENCE• Swiss precision and quality with Roxolid® material and SLActive® surface
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«The future in implant dentistry is with neck designs combining a smooth surface in the trans-mucosal area with a micro-rough surface inside the bone. As the Derks study showed, moving the micro-gap away from the bone and having a smooth surface in the peri-implant sulcus reduces the risk of peri-implant complications. TLX combines this concept with an innovative endosteal design, ensuring optimal primary stability, and will open a range of new clinical possibilities.»
Prof. Daniel Buser
Learn more about the TLX Implant System
You can find its benefits, features, available diameters, lengths, and prosthetic platforms in the TLX brochure.
For even more details, check the following documents:
Straumann® TLX Digital Connectivity
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References
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