OCO Implant Technology

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In the future, many dental implant systems will have minimal placement/restorative instrumentation, and one universal implant body to fulfill all surgical needs. 

Why wait?

These standards can be found today in OCO Biomedical’s dental implant system that allows you to easily progress from our I-Micro to larger diameter implants (I-Mini/ISI/TSI/ERI) while using only one special side cutting osteotomy former and our proven bone condensing implant body.

Unlike any other implant on the market today, our dental implants are designed for immediate loading using Dual Stabilization, an industry unique design feature that biomechanically secures the tip and collar of the implant.

While other implant companies boast their revolutionary surface treatments, our implants immediately “lock” into the bone at placement.

Our patent pending Bull Nose Auger™ tip locks the apex of the implant by pulling bone up and around the threads, and the mini Cortic-O thread locks into the cortical bone, stabilizing the collar. The thread pattern and pitch of our implants are purposely designed to immediately maximize bone to thread contact.

In summary, all of our implant’s design features allow for immediate loading by resisting lateral occlusal forces on the abutment.

Placement Procedure

Our placement procedure is easy (despite the complexity of our implant): you can have a flap or flapless surgery; you don’t need multiple twist, intermediate drills, or taps; and you don’t need a mount to thread in our implants. The technology to make implant placement simple, safe, and successful is available. To learn more, call 800-228-0477.

Cost Effective

OCO Biomedical implants are so well-engineered and efficiently manufactured in the USA that they cost a fraction of what the largest companies charge.

Successful

All of OCO Biomedical’s dental implants have an unchallenged reported success rate (greater than 99%) since 2002.

Expert and Accessible Customer Service

All of our customer service agents are knowledgeable in all phases of the procedure, whether placing, restoring, or simply choosing the correct instrumentation. Readily available via phone, fax, or email, our customer service agents are accessible and ready to assist.