What determines the success of dental implantation?
The success of dental implantation can be influenced by several factors. Not only the patient’s general health condition—such as internal medicine issues or underlying diseases—plays a role, but also the quality and quantity of the bone and the available space in the jaw.
Taking these factors into account helps determine the appropriate implant type, size, and surgical technique.
Surface cleanliness – a rarely discussed factor
Contaminants of titanium alloy remaining on the implant surface can pose a serious risk. These impurities may originate during manufacturing or be inherent in the alloy itself. In specific cases, such as metal allergies, contamination can trigger inflammation in the bone and surrounding soft tissues, potentially leading to implant failure.
Surface purity, together with the appropriate implant technique, provides the highest possible level of safety for successful implantation—whether used as a supporting implant for fixed restorations or as a retention solution for removable dentures.
Advantages of the DENTIS implant system
The DENTIS implant system meets the strictest surface cleanliness standards across all implant types. In addition, its versatility provides unlimited flexibility for both the dentist and the patient, allowing the most appropriate solution to be selected in every case.
The combination of a clean, professionally manufactured implant surface and proper surgical technique ensures a long-lasting, safe, and aesthetically pleasing outcome.
