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Keystone Dental® Ex Hex MAX (molar) — Southern Implants®

Keystone Dental Ex Hex MAX (molar) — Southern Implants: External Hex connection · Ø 7–9 mm · in production. Technical sheet to identify the implant.

Technical sheet

In production
Manufacturer
Southern Implants®Sold under the Keystone Dental® brand, made by Southern Implants®. Source: Registo de estabelecimento da Keystone Dental na FDA (nº 3011936113): os 510(k) destes sistemas têm como requerente a Southern Implants, Inc. — K070905 e K070841 (Tri-Nex), K082651 (Co-Axis), K071161 (MAX-TL) e K093562 (Zygomatic) — e os códigos de catálogo são os mesmos nas duas marcas.
Country
United States
Connection
External Hex
Diameters
7 · 8 · 9 mm
Lengths
7 · 9 · 11 mm
Body shape
hybrid
Apex shape
tapered
Type
Other
Material
Titânio puro grau 4 de alta resistência (fabrico Southern Implants®)
Surface
SInergy: superfície rugosa obtida por jateamento com alumina (Al₂O₃, 110 µm), «moderadamente rugosa» (Sa 1,4–1,6 µm)

References

ReferenceØLengthGTIN
MAX-7-77 mm7 mmD768MAX770
MAX-7-97 mm9 mmD768MAX790
MAX-7-117 mm11 mmD768MAX7110
MAX-8-78 mm7 mmD768MAX870
MAX-8-98 mm9 mmD768MAX890

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references in this system

7–9 mm × 7–11 mm

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Same connection type, other brands

Systems with a External Hex connection and similar diameters, to help identify an implant. It does not mean they share components: confirmed compatibilities are in your account.

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