Advanced tapered implant for all bone conditions

The IDL Progressive Implant is designed to deliver full clinical control across bone types D1 through D4. Its progressive thread geometry enables self-tapping insertion and consistent primary stability, making it suitable for both conventional two-stage restorations and immediate placement protocols in extraction sockets.

Design and geometry

The tapered body with progressive thread pitch gradually compresses the surrounding bone during insertion, creating a uniform implant-to-bone interface and supporting high initial stability. The apical region features self-tapping cutting edges and reverse cutting grooves that simplify placement in cortical bone. Micro-threads on the implant neck distribute occlusal load evenly in the crestal zone, reducing the risk of marginal bone resorption.

Clinical indications

• Single and multiple unit restorations in the maxilla and mandible
• Immediate implant placement following extraction
• Conventional two-stage healing protocols
• Cases requiring high primary stability in soft bone (D3–D4)
• Both anterior and posterior zones

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