The Surcam® C-LSA Type Dental Implant is engineered with a cylindrical body and parallel thread geometry designed to deliver stable and predictable performance across a wide range of bone densities. The macro-design supports controlled insertion while maintaining excellent primary stability, particularly in dense cortical bone.
The implant’s thread geometry incorporates shallow cutting edges to minimize stress on harder bone while still performing efficiently in softer bone conditions. Its dual multi-thread design creates small spaces that facilitate blood circulation, promoting improved healing and biological response.
Micro-threads in the cervical area further enhance tissue integration and support healthy blood flow around the implant neck, contributing to long-term soft tissue stability.
Key Features & Clinical Benefits
Precision conical interface provides stable prosthetic seating and improved mechanical locking between implant and abutment.
Cylindrical macro-design enhances insertion control and ensures reliable stability in dense bone.
Micro-threads in the cervical region improve blood circulation and support crestal bone preservation.
Micro-roughened surface increases bone-to-implant contact and promotes predictable osseointegration.
Thread design creates micro-spaces that support blood flow and accelerate healing.
Apical geometry facilitates guided insertion and enhanced apical fixation.
Comprehensive guide detailing C-LSA implant geometry, cylindrical body design, and conical connection specifications. Covers clinical indications, thread design for improved blood circulation, full size chart (Ø4.0–Ø5.0 mm, 7–16 mm), and surgical drilling protocols for stable placement across varying bone densities
