IUXTA IMPLANT
SUBPERIOSTEAL IMPLANTS
Unlike classical and more well-known endosseous implants, the Iuxta implants are positioned subperiosteally, they are placed by taking advantage of the morphology of the bone structure and subsequently fixed to the bone with the use of osteosynthesis screws. This suitable solution is considered by the clinician in order to resolve rehabilitation cases in patients who suffer from severe bone atrophy and who consequently cannot be treated with classical implant surgery.
The cylindrical abutment with conical coupling morse taper favours healing of soft tissue and allows for the use of all rotational abutments that permit a screw-retained, cemented and conometric prosthesis to be created.
Fully digitalised and customised dental implants, IUXTA, are produced via laser melting and based on the patient’s clinical needs.
Moreover, these patients can rarely undergo such extensive and complex regenerative procedures: these operations entail very long recovery times and they do not have acceptable guarantees of success.