MeoClassic Implant

The MeoClassic implant is made from pure titanium grade 4 KV. The surface is blasted and acid etched. The apically butted implant body has a cylindrical, parallel-walled shape with a macro-thread in the middle part and a micro-thread in the crestal area. The three cutting edges ensure a self-centering insertion. The outer areas of the thread are designed to create a self-tapping effect.
The thread pitch and the groove-like interruption of the thread have the function of collecting bone chips with vital bone cells, transporting them to the implant body and compacting them in order to biologically optimize the primary stability and healing into the bone. The implant tip has the shape of a lens and, thanks to the convex area, protects anatomically endangered structures such as the maxillary sinus mucosa during sinus lifts. The primary purpose of the hexagon socket (hex connection) is to ensure a rotationally stable, permanently congruent connection between the implant and the abutment. The cone connection ensures an intimate metal connection that reduces the micro-gap (mirco-gap) between abutment and implant and ensures a better frictional connection.
The MeoMini implant, which has a reduced diameter, has an additional, fan-out, tulip-shaped, polished structure instead of an internal hexagon, which merges into an external hexagon. The Meoplant Medical implant system consists of implants of different diameters and lengths that are intended for different indications.