Brand characteristics

The BIONIKA SV implant system is compatible with the SIC® VANTAGE® platform and features an internal conical connection (Conical-Connection) with hexagonal positioning, providing a stable, micromovement-free fit.

The conical design optimises force transmission between the implant and the abutment while promoting long-term bone and soft tissue stability. The spirally micro-grooved, self-compressing thread profile ensures high primary stability even in low bone density cases.

The anatomical root-shaped body and self-cutting thread design facilitate easy insertion, reducing bone stress and promoting rapid osseointegration. The BIONIKA SV system is an ideal choice for professionals working with the SIC VANTAGE platform who seek a precise, aesthetic, and long-term stable implant solution.

Geometry characteristics

Indexed scanbody for digital impressions with pass-through screw retention

The Scanbody, screw-retained, positioned is a precision digital impression component designed to capture the exact position and orientation of the implant or interface for CAD/CAM-based restorations. The indexed design ensures that the scanbody is placed in the same orientation every time, allowing the final prosthetic to be manufactured with accurate alignment.

The pass-through screw retention provides a secure and stable connection to the implant or abutment, which is critical for maintaining scanning accuracy. The scanbody is suitable for both intraoral and laboratory scanning, and is compatible with most open digital design software systems.

Main benefits:

• Indexed design: Ensures repeatable, accurate orientation in digital workflows.
• Pass-through screw retention: Stable and reliable connection during the scanning process.
• High scanning precision: Accurate 3D data transfer for final restorations.
• CAD/CAM compatibility: Usable with most open-architecture scanners and software.
• Easy handling: Simple placement and removal in both clinical and lab environments.

Application:

The Scanbody, screw-retained, positioned is the ideal solution for digital impression workflows where precise orientation of the final restoration is critical — especially in multi-implant cases or prosthetics placed in the aesthetic zone.

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