Dental implant brush i-Brush1

Short description
Disposable implant brush designed for mechanical debridement and cleansing of implant surfaces in peri-implantitis treatment. Intended for access to narrow and deep non-circumferential defect areas without damaging the implant surface.

Certification
CE certified.

Features

• Disposable stainless-steel brush for targeted debridement of implant threads
• Flexible stem to facilitate access to narrow cavities and deep defects
• Designed for granulation tissue removal and mechanical cleansing of contaminated implant surfaces
• Suitable for narrow, deep non-circumferential defects where conventional instrumentation is limited
• Reported clinical use at approximately 8,000 rpm for mechanical cleansing
• Compatible with adjunctive decontamination: chlorhexidine gluconate, phosphate etching, saline rinsing
• Can be combined with R-Brush for bulk granulation tissue removal
• Supports subsequent surface treatments such as air abrasion with β-TCP to promote remineralization

Clinical cases (summaries)

• Clinical case 1: Peri-implantitis treated with granulation tissue removal and mechanical cleansing using R-Brush and i-Brush1. R-Brush used for bulk tissue removal and mechanical cleansing at ~8,000 rpm with copious irrigation. i-Brush1 applied in narrow, deep non-circumferential defects. After decontamination with chlorhexidine gluconate, the SLA surface was phosphate-etched (10 s) and rinsed with saline. β-TCP powder applied by air abrasion to promote remineralization.
• Clinical case 2: Peri-implantitis treated with i-Brush1. Pre-operative radiograph documented. Granulation tissue removed by i-brushing, defect filled with bone graft material (e.g., Bio-Oss) and wound closed by suturing. Post-operative radiograph documented.
• Clinical case 3: One-year follow-up after peri-implantitis treatment with i-Brush1. Initial severe peri-implant bone loss and implant exposure with flap elevation. Each contaminated implant thread cleaned with i-Brush1 for approximately 3 minutes at ~8,000 rpm. i-brushing reported to produce a renewed rough surface; follow-up imaging and clinical assessment performed.

Technical specifications

• Product type: Disposable implant brush
• Primary use: Granulation tissue removal and mechanical cleansing in peri-implantitis treatment
• Recommended operating speed: 2,000–10,000 rpm (clinical reports ~8,000 rpm)
• Example cleaning time (clinical report): ~3 minutes per contaminated implant thread
• Tip material: titanium-alloy; brush filaments: stainless steel
• Compatible adjuncts/procedures: chlorhexidine gluconate decontamination, phosphate etching (10 s), saline rinsing, air abrasion with β-TCP, bone grafting materials (e.g., Bio-Oss)
• Packaging: disposable, box of 10 units
• Certifications: CE