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Science & Technology

Clinical Case
Congenitally missing lateral upper incisor implant supported replacement
Using MultiNeO powered by NiNA to replace missing lateral tooth in the upper jaw.
Posters & White Papers
Effect of Nano scale hydrophilic vs. Sub micron implant surface roughness on BIC in a Rabbit Tibia.
The aim of this study was to compare histologically and histomorphometrically , bone to implant contact of sand blasted and dual acid etched (SLA) dental implants (Micro scale) surface compared with super C roughness surface in a rabbit tibia model
Posters & White Papers
Clinical and radiological outcomes of a super-hydrophilic bioactive-surfaced implant. Preliminary results of a controlled clinical trial
"This clinical study aims to assess MultiNeO NH implant stability quotient (ISQ) values at the implant insertion (T0) and critical timepoints [30 (T30) and 45 days (T45) after surgery] comparing to traditional
moderately rough versus bioactive surface in D3/D4 bone. "
Clinical Research & Articles
Clinical, Radiological, and Aesthetic Outcomes after Placement of a Bioactive-Surfaced Implant with Immediate or Delayed Loading in the Anterior Maxilla: 1-Year Retrospective Follow-Up Study
A retrospective study aimed to examine the efficacy of a super hydrophilic and bioactive implant for treatment of the edentulous maxillary anterior area. The study also aimed to evaluate whether this improved implant surface.
Posters & White Papers
The effect of hydrophilic nano scale surface compared with a sandblasted acid etched surface on osseointegration
The aim of this study is to examine the influence of a hydrophilic nano-scale surface compared with a standard sandblasted-acid etched surface on the bone to implant contact (BIC) in a Rabbit Tibia Model
Clinical Research & Articles
Early Biological Response of an Ultra-Hydrophilic Implant Surface Activated by Salts and Dry Technology: An In-Vitro Study
The aim of this study is to evaluate the osteogenic response of pre-osteoblast cell lines to dry bioactivated surface
Clinical Research & Articles
Bioactivated Implant Surfaces Placed in Healed Sites or Extraction Sockets: A Preliminary Experimental Study in Dogs
To monitor the early bone reaction in a canine model to a conventional sandblasted and dual acid-etched implant surface , a nanostructured hydrophilic surface ,a dry salt-bioactivated ultra-hydrophilic surface, and a bioactivated Nano surface.