Tag: TiUnite
“Some people claim implants are just commodity products…I fear this is a major threat to implants today.” Why company-organized research matters for greater knowledge in implantology.
Prof. Tomas Albrektsson, MD, PhD, ODhc, RCPSG began working on dental implants with Per-Ingvar Brånemark in 1967 and has since published many papers on osseointegration....
What’s your favorite color? A quick guide to surface anodization
Implant and abutment surface characteristics may be crucial, yet they can be difficult to see with the naked eye. However, the newly developed Xeal and...
Welcome to the Mucointegration™ era
Surface science is taking tissue integration solutions to the next level.
Dental implant surface treatments: What you need to know
When considering the factors that can affect dental implant success both long and short term, one of the most crucial is undoubtedly the implant’s surface.
The implant surface and long-term survival
Prof. Wennerberg's recent systematic review evaluates the reported survival rate and marginal bone loss of implants with modified surfaces, including Nobel Biocare’s TiUnite implant surface,...
The development of dental implant materials
The history and development of dental implant materials, from the accidental discovery of osseointegration to new metal-free solutions.
TiUnite surface implants come out on top
In a newly published study comparing five implant surfaces, TiUnite has come out on top.
Peri-implantitis and implant surfaces – fact vs. fiction
It can be difficult to distinguish fact from fiction when it comes to implant surfaces and their relationship with peri-implantitis.