AMSJI
Subperiosteal Jaw Implant
Personalized subperiosteal 3D-printed titanium implants for both maxilla and mandible. AMSJI presents an alternative for bone grafts or quad zygoma implants, for patients with Cawood and Howell Class V to VIII bone atrophy.
The operation can be performed in one session using only local anaesthesia, providing immediate masticatory, phonetic and aesthetic function. After 3-4 months of healing, the final hybrid bridge or overdenture will be made by a dental lab.
Features & Benefits
Screw fixation in non-resorbing bone areas (piriform frame, zygomatic buttress) ensures strong and reliable implant stability.
Osseointegration supported by scaffold lattice structure and advanced SLA surface treatments (microshot peening and acid etching) ensures long-term implant stability.
Manufactured in biocompatible titanium (Ti6Al4V Grade 23 ELI) the 3D printing allows for complete design freedom.
CNC-milled and polished posts for optimized oral hygiene.
Screw-retain prosthesis compatible with world leading dental implant systems: Straumann® SRA, Nobel Biocare™ Multi-unit, Astra Tech Uni Abutment.
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Primary fixation
Screw fixation in non-resorbing bone areas (piriform frame, zygomatic buttress) ensures strong and reliable implant stability.
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Secondary fixation
Osseointegration supported by scaffold lattice structure and advanced SLA surface treatments (microshot peening and acid etching) ensures long-term implant stability.
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Titanium 3D printing
Manufactured in biocompatible titanium (Ti6Al4V Grade 23 ELI) the 3D printing allows for complete design freedom.
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Handling and Compatibility
CNC-milled and polished posts for optimized oral hygiene.
Screw-retain prosthesis compatible with world leading dental implant systems: Straumann® SRA, Nobel Biocare™ Multi-unit, Astra Tech Uni Abutment.
A complete solution in one box
Case report: Subperiostal Jaw Implant
A woman with an extremely atrophied maxilla and mandible was treated in the UZ Brussels hospital, after suffering for over 4 years with removable prostheses.
