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Success

Assess

Profiling-driven diagnostics for tailored intervention

Easy and accurate periodontal assessment supports individualised treatment planning following the latest classification and EFP guidelines.

Assessment advantages

Evidence-based screening

Rapid probing, staging and grading based on EFP guidelines.

Consistent clinical data

Support reproducibility across clinicians and treatment sessions.

Risk-based planning

Align treatment strategies to risk levels and long-term outcomes.

Prepare

Creating the conditions for a confident procedure before surgery begins

A confident implant procedure starts with a clear setup: confirming the surgical plan, aligning roles, creating the sterile field, and organizing instruments in the expected sequence of use. A clear preparation phase helps reduce uncertainty, protect asepsis, and create the conditions for a smooth, coordinated surgical workflow.

Preparation objectives

Clear surgical planning

Confirm the implant site, surgical approach, drilling sequence, equipment and patient-specific considerations.

Team alignment

Clarify roles for suction, irrigation and instrument transfer.

Sterile field control

Create and protect a clearly defined sterile field.

Instrument organisation

Arrange sterile instruments in order of use to help the team anticipate each step.

Preserve

Preserving the implant site through minimally invasive extraction

Extraction is more than tooth removal: minimally invasive, controlled technique helps protect bone, soft tissue and socket architecture for healing and immediate implant placement.

Minimally invasive extraction objectives

Tissue preservation

Protect surrounding bone and soft tissue while minimising trauma.

Controlled mobilisation

Sever the periodontal ligament and elevate the tooth progressively to improve control during removal.

Socket preservation

Maintain socket architecture to support healing and future implant placement.

Patient recovery support

Reduce surgical trauma to support a smoother recovery.

Operate

Placing implants with confidence and clinical precision

During surgery, planning becomes precise action. The clinician and team maintain aseptic technique, manage visibility, support surgical flow, preserve tissue, and progress through each step with control. From surgical timeout to incision, minimally invasive extraction, osteotomy preparation, and implant placement support, every movement contributes to patient safety, accurate positioning, and long-term stability.

Surgical objectives

Clear surgical planning

Confirm the implant site, surgical approach, drilling sequence, equipment and patient-specific considerations.

Aseptic workflow

Maintain a protected surgical field throughout the procedure.

Controlled access

Respect soft tissue and surrounding anatomy.

Placement support

Support alignment, depth, stability and anatomical safety.

Close

Delivering precise closure with a low-trauma approach

Closure is not simply the end of surgery. It is the moment where surgical precision becomes biological protection. Tissue adaptation, suture placement, tension control, bleeding management, and site stability all influence patient comfort and recovery.

Closure objectives

Tissue protection

Stabilize tissues carefully while minimizing trauma and helping preserve blood supply.

Tension-free adaptation

Close the site with control and avoid excessive tension.

Site sealing

Secure tissues, protect the site, support clot stability, and reduce contamination risk.

Healing support

Manage tissue tension, bleeding, adaptation and visibility.