- PRGF - ENDORET®
- Medical specialties
- BTI APNIA®
- Diagnosis
- Treatment

The BTI implant system offers a wide range of solutions to address any implantology challenge, from meeting aesthetic or biomechanical requirements to managing thin gingival biotypes or the absence of a bony substrate.

BTI offers two connections: Internal and External.

The octalobular internal connection (platform 2.5), hexalobular internal connection (platform 3.0) and tetralobular internal connection present an edge-free geometry that reduces stress concentration points and promotes uniform distribution of axial, lateral and torsional loads. This design minimises the risk of plastic deformation during implant insertion and removal, while facilitating placement of the prosthetic components.

The external hexagonal connection of BTI implants has platform-specific dimensions tailored to the biomechanical requirements of each platform, thereby enhancing connection stability and appropriate force transmission.
Depending on implant length, two types of apex are available:

It facilitates implant insertion in different bone types owing to its high cutting efficiency and reduced bone compression, promoting primary stability and providing a broad surface area for osseointegration.

The cylindrical apex (short and extra-short implants) is designed to promote good primary stability and greater control during implant insertion and positioning, minimising bone compression and reducing the risk of injury to adjacent anatomical structures, such as the maxillary sinus or the inferior alveolar nerve.
It enables the retrieval of particulate autologous bone, preserving its cellular component and osteogenic properties, for use as a graft in combination with PRGF-ENDORET®.
While the absence of irrigation prevents washout of the surgical bed and promotes preservation of its biological environment.
Thereby helps reduce marginal bone loss.
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CORE-X® features a deeper thread, promoting advancement through bone, together with an apical design that allows more progressive and controlled insertion.
Because it allows use of the patient’s own bone while preserving its cellular component and osteogenic potential. The recovered bone can be combined with the plasma obtained using PRGF-ENDORET® technology to create a particulate autograft that promotes bone regeneration processes.
No. The CORE-X® implant is particularly indicated in situations of low bone density and for immediate post-extraction placement. Its design is intended to promote osteocondensation and achieve greater primary stability; accordingly, it uses a more reduced drilling sequence than CORE®, with fewer drills.
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