The Tri-Nex Implant is driven into place without the need for engaging the implant/abutment connecting lobes, preventing “flowering” and maintaining the integrity of the connection. With the Tri-Nex Implant, coronal collar reinforcement makes significant contribution to a solid implant/abutment connection and facilitates platform switching. In addition, the implant’s thread design extends to the apex of the implant, increasing primary stability.
The conventional internal tri-lobe connection can be deformed at the time dental implants are inserted "flowering".
Tri-Nex dental implants feature an internal hexagon below the tri-lobe connection for implant insertion. This ensures the integrity of the tri-lobe at time of restoration. The coronal walls of the 3.5 mm and 4.3 mm diameter Tri-Nex are reinforced to further strengthen the implant. The reinforcement of the coronal wall creates a beveled edge that allows for "platform switching." Tri-Nex dental implants feature a thread design that extends to the apex of the implant to increase overall surface area and primary stability in the case of immediate placement following extraction.
Tri-Nex Implant
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