JJ Ortho Orthox Titanium Mini Implants

• Material: Medical-Grade Titanium
• Design: Miniature, Threaded Screw Fixture
• Thread Design: Precisely Engineered for Enhanced Stability
• Biocompatibility: High, ensuring minimal risk of rejection
• Corrosion Resistance: Excellent, ensuring long-term durability
• Osseointegration: Promotes strong bond with surrounding bone
• Placement Technique: Minimally Invasive, reducing tissue trauma
• Applications: Suitable for narrow interdental spaces and areas with limited bone volume
• Aesthetic Consideration: Optimizes natural contours, ideal for esthetically demanding cases
• Special Features: Cutting End for Self Drilling, Multi Hole Option available

Dimensions:

• 1.2 x 6mm (Code: 80.02.03)
• 1.2 x 8mm (Code: 80.02.04)
• 1.2 x 10mm (Code: 80.02.11)
• 1.4 x 6mm (Code: 80.02.05)
• 1.4 x 8mm (Code: 80.02.06)
• 1.4 x 10mm (Code: 80.02.07)
• 1.6 x 6mm (Code: 80.02.08)
• 1.6 x 8mm (Code: 80.02.09)
• 1.6 x 10mm (Code: 80.02.10)

• Pack Of 1

Preparation:

• Ensure all necessary instruments and materials are ready and sterilized according to standard protocols.
• Verify the correct size of the implant (diameter and length) based on the patient's treatment plan.

Implant Placement:

• Begin by preparing the surgical site with appropriate anesthesia and surgical draping.
• Use the designated surgical kit compatible with the Orthox Implant system.
• Employ the Cutting End for Self Drilling to create a pilot hole at the planned implant site, ensuring precise depth control.

Implant Insertion:

• Carefully insert the Orthox Implant Mini Titanium Screw Fixture into the prepared pilot hole using gentle, controlled force.
• Utilize the threaded design to achieve optimal stability and primary fixation within the bone.

Securing and Checking:

• Confirm the implant is fully seated at the planned depth and orientation.
• Verify stability and assess for any necessary adjustments or additional fixation.

Post-Placement Care:

• After implant placement, adhere to post-operative care instructions including prescribed medications and follow-up appointments.
• Monitor the healing process closely to ensure proper osseointegration and patient comfort.

Finalization:

• Once osseointegration is confirmed through follow-up evaluations, proceed with prosthetic restoration or further treatment as per the treatment plan.

Documentation:

• Record all details of the implant procedure accurately in the patient's clinical records, including implant specifications, placement technique, and any relevant notes.

Patient Education:

• Provide comprehensive post-operative instructions to the patient regarding oral hygiene, dietary restrictions, and signs of complications.

Follow-Up:

• Schedule regular follow-up appointments to assess healing progress and maintain long-term oral health.