WO2025176275 - LONGITUDINAL SLOTTED DENTAL IMPLANT

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Publication Number WO/2025/176275
Publication Date 28.08.2025
International Application No. PCT/EG2024/000005
International Filing Date 21.02.2024
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[English] LONGITUDINAL SLOTTED DENTAL IMPLANT
[French] IMPLANT DENTAIRE À FENTES LONGITUDINALES
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RIFAI, Mohamed Abdelhamid
RIFAI, Haitham Mohamed Abdelhamid
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RIFAI, Mohamed Abdelhamid
RIFAI, Haitham Mohamed Abdelhamid
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China Filing, Examination, Granting1882
EPO Filing, Examination, Granting8732
Japan Filing, Examination, Granting1734
South Korea Filing, Examination, Granting1109
USA Filing, Examination, Granting4740
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Abstract[English] This invention presents a new dental implant design with longitudinal slots for significantly improved osteointegration and fixation. Traditional implants rely on surface threads for anchorage, limiting their total surface area. The invention eliminates these threads and introduces longitudinal slots on the endosseousportion, increasing surface area by an astounding 200%. This facilitates robust bone growth and faster osteointegration. Compared to traditional designs, our slotted implants offer: · 200% Surface Area Increase: The slots dramatically expand the interface with bone, enhancing bone-implant contact and accelerating osteointegration. · Enhanced Initial Fixation: Press fitting replaces the traditional screw-in method, providing immediate stability. This design promises faster healing times, improved implant stability, and long-term success for dental implant procedures

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