DIO UF(ll) Fixture, Regular

Open Thread By reducing the load while placing the fixture, it is possible to adjust the placement depth.  Upper Thread Taper, Thread, Initial Fixation The straight body is applied with a taper thread, which effectively disperses the load that is put on the top of the fixture. The depth of the thread becomes shallower as it goes to the top, and this can lessen the friction in the cortical bone area. Straight Body Decrement of Bone Damage The fixture size differs by the length in the body area, and a long fixture can be place stably like a straight-type fixture.  Taper Body Taper Guide radially Initial penetration is easier with the tapered area in the lower part of the fixture.

Platform Switching

The platform switching configuration enables a stable abutment connection.

Morse Tapered Contact Connection

There is coherence and even load distribution between the fixture and the abutment.

Cutting Edge

The efficiency of self-tapping can be increased with the sharp edge.

Apex

The gradually rounded shape can decrease the tissue damage when placing this in the maxillary.

The DIO UF (II) Fixture is a cutting edge implant, designed for perfection. With its open thread, it reduces the load while placing the fixture, adjusting the placement depth. By applying a tapered thread to the straight body, the stress applied to the upper part of the fixture is effectively dispersed. The thread depth decreases upwards, reducing friction on the cortical bone. The depth of the fixture is varied by changing the depth of the body part, and stable implantation is possible, like a straight type, in a fixture with a long depth. Even with weak bone quality, by applying a taper, the initial entry is easy, even when drilling is weak. Additionally, this product's platform switching configuration enables a stable abutment connection. It is also designed to decrease the tissue damage when placing it in the maxillary.