Implant identification - external hex small diameter implant

[AnAppleaDay]

Hello all,

Hopefully someone will have encountered this implant before.
I used whatimplantisthat.com but couldn't find a positive match...

It looks similar to some Biomet 3i implants, but not quite...

It's an external hex, small diameter implant with a parallel body that slims down in the apical portion.

See attached images.

Any thoughts?

 

[2thm8kr]

My guess is Brånemark MKIII 3.3

 

[AnAppleaDay]

The Brånemark System® implants are parallel and straight all the way. The implant I am looking for is kind of a 2-stage design with the apical portion being narrower.

 

[Jo Chen]

The cutting flutes on a implant can make it appear that the implant is tapered in an X-ray

 

[2thm8kr]

The Brånemark System® implants are parallel and straight all the way. The implant I am looking for is kind of a 2-stage design with the apical portion being narrower.

 

[Darwin Bagley CDT]

Hello all,

Hopefully someone will have encountered this implant before.
I used whatimplantisthat.com but couldn't find a positive match...

It looks similar to some Biomet 3i implants, but not quite...

It's an external hex, small diameter implant with a parallel body that slims down in the apical portion.

See attached images.

Any thoughts?

I'm thinking old Steri-Oss hexloc 3.25. (Nobelbiocare or Titan Implants)
See comparison x-ray and graphic below

Darwin

 

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[JMN]

@Darwin Bagley CDT and @Jo Chen are the high quality rubies that make cohent the datastream of implants we deal with.

Gents, it's a pleasure to know you.

 

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