AQB Product Lineup

AQB Implant is a bone-bonded artificial tooth root made of pure titanium with a thin coating of recrystallized hydroxyapatite.
It is a cylinder-type artificial tooth root with excellent safety, stability, and effectiveness, featuring a simple shape and a simple surgical procedure

Simple shape and simple system contribute to the expansion of applicable cases.

Simple
&
reliable

1 piece type
Simple shape and technique!

Insert while gently rotating during implantation.
→The trabecular bone is slightly pushed through to improve the initial fixation after implantation.

Integral structure with high strength

Seamless is the feature of one piece. It has excellent mechanical strength, and there is no need to worry about loosening of screws.

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Contribute to
a reliable
procedure
1 piece T type
Expanded adaptation in intermediate sizes

Insert while gently rotating during implantation.
→Slightly pushes through cancellous bone to improve initial fixation after implantation.

Increased strength to lateral forces

Seamless is the feature of one piece. It has superior mechanical strength, and there is no worry about loosening of screws.

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Expanding
the range of
indications
2 piece type
Meeting the Growing Need for Esthetic Prosthetics

A wide variety of abutments can be used to reproduce esthetic crown forms! Sufficiently adapts to crown inclination.

Compatible with overdenture

Overdenture abutments allow for a wide range of root surface attachments (magnetic, 0-ring, ba1, etc.).

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More secure
initial fixation
2 piece T type
Thick abutment mating part design

Compared to the diameter of conventional products, the abutment mating portion is designed 1.0mm thicker, allowing the cervical portion of the superstructure to also be designed thicker, improving the initial fixation ability.

Increased strength to lateral forces

It is more effective in cases requiring immediate post-extraction placement or GBR. Suitable for preventing subsidence and straying into the maxillary sinus, leading to reduced surgical risk.

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