Tapered Screw-Vent (TSV) Dental Implant System

A Legacy Of Performance

More than 25 years of clinical use and over six million implants sold, the Tapered Screw-Vent (TSV) Implant has gained the trust of thousands of surgeons worldwide to deliver successful patient outcomes. This success is well documented with 130 peer-reviewed papers and a 98.7% cumulative survival rate.

Primary stability achieved by using Tapered Screw-Vent Implants enables immediate placement and/or immediate loading in appropriately selected patients.

TSV Dental Implant System Benefits

Experience the confidence provided by a history of success.

The TSV Implant System is celebrated for its performance, having been designed to provide:

• Primary Stability
• Secondary Stability
• Crestal Bone Maintenance
• Prosthetic Stability
• Clinical Success

TSV Dental Implant System Features

Screw-Vent Design

Apical cutting threads designed for immediate cutting impact.

Tapered Implant Body

Designed for primary stability, the tapered titanium alloy body provides strength for reliable function. (Model TSVT, shown)

MTX® Surface for Ongrowth

The MTX Microtextured Surface has been documented to achieve high levels of bone-to-implant contact or ongrowth.

High Osteoconductive Potential

ZimVie's MP-1® HA coating with up to 97% crystalline HA content is significantly higher than other commercial HA coatings.

Platform Plus™ Technology

The proprietary internal hex connection, utilized with ZimVie Dental's Friction-Fit with Abutments, has been documented to shield crestal bone from concentrated occlusal forces.

Crestal Options for Bone-Level Maintenance

1.0 mm Machined Collar (Model TSV), 0.5 mm Machined with MTX Crestal Microgrooves (Model TSVM), and Full MTX Microtexturing with MTX Crestal Microgrooves (Model TSVT)

Indications

TSV Implants are designed for use in the maxilla or mandible for immediate loading or for loading after a conventional healing period. Implants may be used to replace one or more missing teeth. Immediate loading is indicated when there is good primary stability and an appropriate occlusal load.