258 products from Chinese manufacturers.
Key considerations when sourcing this category from Chinese manufacturers.
Confirm the implant system's regulatory clearance for your target market — CE, FDA 510(k), or NMPA — before shortlisting a manufacturer.
Check the implant surface treatment (anodized, sandblasted, acid-etched, or hydroxyapatite-coated); it drives osseointegration and is the first thing implant literature compares.
Verify the full system range is available from one supplier: implant body, cover screw, abutment, and healing cap. Mixed systems complicate clinical workflows.
Request the dimensional tolerance on the implant neck and the platform connection geometry. Incompatible tolerances are a common cause of prosthetic failure.
Ask whether the manufacturer publishes batch-level test reports, and whether sterilization is done in-house or by a contract sterilizer with validated cycles.
Made of cold-worked titanium alloy combined with a CAD/CAM zirconia crown, with a flexural strength of up to 1400 MPa. It is individually tailored to the patient's oral condition and used to connect, support, and retain prosthetic restorations.
Made from German imported titanium with Swiss S.L.A Pro surface treatment, featuring internal connection bone-level design for various bone conditions. Annual capacity of 500,000 sets, certified with Class III medical device registration.
A passive device consisting of a grinding head and a grinding chamber, used in oral surgery to grind bone fragments into bone powder for bone grafting procedures.
Stainless steel handle and shaft with round, pointed, or angled blade tips; used to separate soft tissue during oral surgery. Available in multiple specifications for precise dissection.
A scan positioning accessory temporarily attached to a dental implant during digital intraoral scanning to confirm its position and orientation, used to capture three-dimensional data for implant restoration.
A precision-machined auxiliary component made of high-grade medical material, used to replicate the position and morphology of a dental implant in the oral cavity, simulating the implant when fabricating working models.
A dental auxiliary consumable composed of a transfer rod and a screw, made of medical-grade stainless steel or titanium alloy. It is used to transfer the impression position during implant placement and crown fabrication procedures.
A precision passive instrument used after implant placement for installing abutments, crowns, and taking impressions. It controls tightening torque and is compatible with major implant brands.
Pre-formed machinable titanium alloy cylinder for dental technicians to mill into custom abutments on CAD/CAM equipment, enhancing processing efficiency and ensuring final product precision.
A multi-unit implant-supported restoration framework milled from titanium alloy, offering high-strength support and precise fit. Integrated with a fully digital workflow, it enables overall implant rehabilitation with accurate seating and reliable function.
An integrated design combining a titanium base with a full-ceramic crown, offering both strength and aesthetics. Supports CAD/CAM digital processing for superior all-ceramic restorations on dental implants.
Precision-machined superstructure component made of medical-grade titanium alloy, certified as a Class III medical device, providing customized implant restoration solutions with high precision and ideal aesthetic outcomes.
Equipped with specialized treatment tips, it is indicated for peri-implantitis, periodontal and soft tissue diseases, enabling precise, minimally invasive laser therapy.
Surgically implanted into the alveolar bone of the maxilla or mandible in edentulous areas, providing fixation and support for dental prostheses to restore masticatory function. Includes UV-hydrophilic surface implant variants.
Preformed interface abutment for customized abutment milling, used with CAD/CAM processes to fabricate individualized implant abutments.