Bicon Dental Implants

Bicon Implant System

Bicon dental implant's unique plateau design follows sound bioengineering principles which allow for the use of short implants. Its unique bacterially-sealed, locking taper, implant to abutment connection provides for 360° of universal abutment positioning offering restorative flexibility unmatched by other implant systems. The sloping shoulder of the Bicon dental implant consistently provides for gingivally aesthetic restorations, which are easily achieved because the bone that is maintained over the shoulder of the implant provides support for the interdental papillae. Bicon implants has a greater surface area for its size, enabling the use of shorter implants, which in certain cases reduces the need for bone grafting procedures.

Many implant systems are comprised of several components, which are held together by screws with a septic connection. The Bicon dental implant system comprised of only two components:

1. implant: which is the portion that goes into the jawbone
2. abutment : which fits into the implant and provides a solid base for a permanent crown or removable denture