The Neoss ProActive Implant design, featuring straight and tapered forms, has been globally utilized for over 16 years, grounded in extensive research and development. The Neoss Implant System provides solutions for a wide range of clinical indications and treatment protocols with a streamlined selection of short, wide, and narrow implants, as well as abutment-level restorations.
Functionality and Performance:
- Surgical Placement – High Primary Stability: Neoss excels in combining implant design, surface characteristics, and drilling protocols to achieve high primary stability in all bone qualities, ensuring secure and predictable implant placement even in challenging cases, such as immediate loading or treating patients with risk factors.
- Biological Response – High Secondary Stability: The Neoss ProActive surface is designed to reduce marginal bone loss and optimize stability and osseointegration. It delivers faster and stronger osseointegration compared to standard blasted surfaces.
- Long-Term Function: Clinical performance of the Neoss Implant System is well-documented, with long-term data showing fewer than one broken implant per 10,000. The unique NeoLoc connection ensures high clamping forces that withstand micromovements and fatigue over time.
User-Friendly Features:
- Comprehensive Implant Kit: The Neoss range covers a wide array of designs, diameters, and lengths. Each implant kit includes a cover screw and two healing abutments for surgical flexibility and efficient treatment.
- Single Connection Concept: Neoss simplifies workflows with a single connection for all implant diameters, making it easier for the dental team with one surgical tray, insertion tool, screwdriver connection, impression post, and abutment size.
- Treatment Guidance and Predictability: The Neoss PenguinRFA provides accurate and objective measurements of implant stability, offering reliable guidance for treatment protocol decisions.
Cost-Effectiveness:
The Neoss Implant System delivers reliable, cost-effective treatment with minimal complications, as supported by extensive clinical data.
