
TSX® Dental Implant
TSX dental implants exceed expectations in immediacy, leveraging an extraordinary combination of clinically proven features.

Going to the Xtream for Primary Stability and Peri-Implant Health
TSX Dental Implant Benefits
Taking Xtraction Site Stability to the Next Level
Designed to Follow the Drilled Osteotomy
TSX Primary Stability Results1*
- > 70 Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) in dense bone
- > 70 Ncm insertion torque in dense bone protocol
- > 60 Ncm insertion torque in soft bone protocol
(Data from in vitro testing in traditional osteotomy; untapped averages).

TSX Dental Implant Advantages
Supporting Peri-implant Health and Crestal Bone Maintenance

Contemporary Hybrid Surface
- The TSX Dental Implant leverages decades of clinical history in its combination of surface technologies shown to balance peri-implant needs in the coronal and sub-coronal regions.1-5, 12-14 *
Peri-Implant Defense
- The TSX Implant leverages long-term evidence that the proprietary coronal dual acid-etched (DAE) surface Xcels in peri-implant health and crestal bone maintenance.3
Lower Biofilm Potential
- Bacterial colonization promotes biofilm formation and peri-implantitis risk.11 Minimally rough surfaces like the coronal DAE Surface exhibit similar bacterial adhesion profiles to smooth machined surfaces that are considerably lower than other rougher surfaces tested.1,2,12-14*
Contemporary Hybrid Surface
- The TSX Implant leverages decades of clinical history in its combination of surface technologies shown to balance peri-implant needs in the coronal and sub-coronal regions.1-5,12-14*

DAE Surface and machined titanium present similar bacterial adhesion profiles.
TSX Dental Implant Clinical Results
The increased prevalence of peri-implantitis and demand for immediacy protocols were the two main rationales behind ZimVie’s new TSX Implant design.
The TSX Implant incorporates several design elements with a long history of clinical use established by Screw-Vent® and TSV Implants. The origins of these design features and understanding of their clinical rationale and evidence provide historical context for the evolution of the TSX Implant.



Fig. 2 CAD model of (top) TSX 4.7mm x 13mm and (bottom) TSV 4.7mm x 13mm. The yellow lines show the minor diameter taper and the red lines show the major diameter taper. The blue arrows point at the depth of the threads.
Fig. 2 CAD model of (top) TSX 4.7mm x 13mm and (bottom) TSV 4.7mm x 13mm. The yellow lines show the minor diameter taper and the red lines show the major diameter taper. The blue arrows point at the depth of the threads.
