Cylindrical dental implant CSR

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The CSR implant is designed by Sweden & Martina in collaboration with the Department of Dentistry of the Istituto Scientifico Universitario San Raffaele in Milan (Italy). The idea was to develop an implant suitable for any clinical situation, guaranteeing good primary stability in any type of bone and performing the surgical phase with few instruments. Cylindrical body, full treated ZirTi surface, double conical connection interface, different neck morphologies and the possibility of using the One Abutment- One Time technique make the CSR an extremely versatile implant. CSR RF SL is the full treated root form version with wide thread of the CSR DAT system, with which it shares the connection. Due to its pure taper, the implant turns out particularly recommended for insertion in the maxilla; in jaw bone or in any case poorly mineralized, in fact, the RF implant succeeds thanks to its morphology to obtain maximum stability. The hyperbolic neck geometry that characterizes the CSR RF SL implants creates continuity with the abutment that connects to it, and the total absence of sharp edges that it follows to allow the mucous membranes to slide on the titanium without finding impediments and to reach the adaptation profile by the prosthetist. The spire of the CSR RF SL implant has a triangular profile, its thread has a pitch of 1.50 mm and a depth of 0.40 mm. Reduced Neck CSR implants are characterized by a convergent neck that leaves more space at the crestal level.