The goal is to achieve clinical predictability combined with successful aesthetic outcomes. Soft tissue thickness and bone anatomy are compounding factors that can affect clinical success and the long-term maintenance of hard and soft tissue surrounding the implant.

The anatomic limitation of the anterior maxilla often results in implants being placed at a labially inclined angle. This necessitates the use of angle correcting or cement-retained abutments that may compromise aesthetic outcomes and create soft tissue complications.
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The size and shape of the multi-rooted socket is often not suited to the placement of a typical implant, resulting in compromised implant positioning or poor primary stability.

This may result in a waiting period of 3-4 months to allow for healing before attempting to place an implant. The healed site will often present with reduced bone height, resulting in the need for augmentation, especially in the Maxilla.

This leads to further lengthening of treatment time with increased cost and complexity.
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Southern Implants works with leading rehabilitation centers around the world to develop innovative treatment solutions.

• Zygomatic and Oncology Implants
• Ultra-Short, short & ultra-long implants
• Ultra-Narrow implants
• Angulated implants

Professional users who want more choices have driven the prosthetic range, characterized by numerous unique and innovative products.
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Rough Implant surfaces gave rise to increased success rates and improved protocols, such as immediate loading, simplifying treatment for both clinician and patient.

However in high risk patients, machined surfaces have better long term outcomes.
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