Osstell News | June 2015

How to Reduce Treatment Time and Better Manage Patients with Risk Factors

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The Osstell Scientific Symposium takes place once a year to present the latest research and findings related to Osstell and the ISQ technology. This year’s symposium will be held in conjunction with EAO in Stockholm, and will feature
Prof. Daniel Buser, Dr. Marcus Dagnelid, and Prof. Peter Moy. Gain insight from these three world renowned clinicians on what they do to objectively and noninvasively identify which implants are ready to load and which ones need additional healing time. Learn More >

From 8 months to 8 weeks - Sinus elevation in combination with notably reduced healing time

At the 4th annual Osstell Scientific Symposium, Dr. Ulrike Kuchler of the Bern University Clinic of Dentistry, Switzerland presented the preliminary results of a study with sinus floor elevation in combination with eight weeks of healing time. Osstell was used in the study to monitor the development of implant stability. The threshold level in the study was set to 70 ISQ (Implant Stability Quotient), 80% of the implants reached the threshold level after eight weeks and underwent prosthetic rehabilitation. No implant losses were reported in the observation period. Learn More >

“Osstell ISQ is an effective method to identify which implants need additional healing time and which ones are ready for loading“. Dr. Kuchler

Next Generation Technology

Based on an entirely new platform, the Osstell IDx addresses the feedback we have received from our users and key opinion leaders throughout the years. It is a more intuitive and user-friendly solution to objectively assess implant stability. The Osstell IDx also lets you store and analyze your data directly in the instrument or in the new portal Osstell Connect. As a valued Osstell user, we would like to offer you a special introductory upgrade opportunity. Learn More >