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).

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 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.

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. 

The new TSX Implant includes unique design features to enhance implant primary stability by increasing the surface area of the implant that comes into initial contact with bone and providing a progressive increase of torque as the implant is inserted. This will help achieve high stability and sufficient insertion torque to instill confidence from tactile feel of stability during placement while not generating excessive insertion torque values.1

The TSX Implant has a contemporary tapered design with progressively increased thread depths that result in more apical taper at the implant’s minor (yellow line Figure 2) than major diameter (red line- Figure 2) compared to TSV. For the apical region of a 4.7mm x 13mm implant, the taper of TSX is measured 6º compared to 5º of TSV, and the apical thread depth of TSX is measured 0.64mm compared to 0.35mm of TSV (Figure 2). TSX Implants are aggressive, yet the self-tapping TSX Implant macrogeometry does not drift during the placement and follows the shape of the drilled osteotomy, thus designed to stay on course during seating, aiding in placement predictability.1

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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.

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