The new implant coating improves its contacts with bone tissue, accelerates healing and increases the resistance of the structure. Thanks to nanoyaps, the bone is restored faster and the implant is strengthened. Clinical studies in the United States and Europe have shown that the rehabilitation period has decreased by one -third and the possibility of implant rejection has fallen quarter. The success of the operations reaches 98%.
However, technology also has disadvantages: allergic reactions to high production cost, special equipment need and coating materials.
In Russia, the promotion of technology is not expected, but not before 2026, when the first clinics began to use such implants. Full distribution is planned for 2027-2028.
Pilot projects are already working successfully at universities in the USA, Germany, Switzerland and South Korea. Although technology is still limited to usability, technology is still an important step in the development of dentistry. Over time, as production grows, a cost is expected to decrease the procedure to make the procedure more accessible for patients in the world.
Source: Ferra
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