Bicon dental implant replaces missing teeth and dentures.


		If necessary, abutment may be prepared intraorally or extraorally, as if it were a post and core.
		Knife or feather-edge crown margins may terminate supra or sub-gingivally at any point on the abutment. For aesthetics, shoulder or chamfer margins may be placed subgingivally.
		Locking taper provides a bacterial seal at the implant-abutment interface.
		Sloping shoulder with autogenous graft affords more flexibility at time of implant placement.
		Plateau or fin design offers at least 30% more surface area than a screw implant of the same size and affords direct resistance to vertical forces of occlusion.
		The implant is available in several lengths and diameters and is supplied uncoated, HA, or TPS Coated.
		Both the implant and abutment offer the strength and biocompatibility of Titanium Surgical Alloy (Ti6Al4V).