Basal Implant
The BioLine Basal Implant is a single-piece implant system featuring an integrated abutment and a narrow, bendable neck that allows for prosthetic flexibility and simplified treatment protocols. Designed to achieve reliable bicortical anchorage in the basal bone, the implant provides exceptional primary stability, even in severely atrophic ridges.
Specifically developed for immediate loading concepts, the BioLine Basal Implant enables clinicians to rehabilitate challenging cases while minimizing the need for bone augmentation procedures. Its active design allows for predictable anchorage and efficient force distribution, contributing to long-term clinical success.
The Basal Implant series is available in a wide range of diameters and lengths, beginning with narrow 3.6 mm implants suitable for narrow ridges and single-tooth restorations in the aesthetic zone, and extending up to 5.5 mm diameters for posterior and molar restorations.
Thanks to its one-piece construction and advanced design, the BioLine Basal Implant is highly recommended for immediate placement and immediate loading protocols, providing a dependable solution for complex clinical indications.
Basal implant – limitless flexibility!
Bioline implants are manufactured from high-purity Grade 5 medical titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI), a material widely recognized for its exceptional mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility.
Each implant undergoes advanced surface treatment processes, including the proprietary BioFix™ citric acid conditioning, which optimizes the biological properties of the titanium surface while preserving its structural integrity. This environmentally friendly process utilizes naturally derived, biocompatible materials to enhance surface cleanliness and wettability, promoting predictable osseointegration and long-term clinical success.
The gold or blue color of Bioline implants is the result of a controlled anodization process that forms a stable titanium oxide layer on the implant surface. The color reflects the thickness of the oxide layer created during the electrochemical treatment and does not affect the implant’s dimensions or precision.
The anodization process enhances corrosion resistance, increases surface hardness, and improves the wear resistance of the implant–abutment connection. It also serves as a final surface treatment that helps ensure a clean, stable, and biocompatible titanium surface by removing residual contaminants from the manufacturing process.
Bioline implants are distinguished by their advanced engineering, precision manufacturing, and innovative yet simplified design philosophy. Every implant is developed on the principle that simplicity leads to greater reliability, delivering excellent primary stability, long-term mechanical strength, and predictable clinical performance.
Combined with high-purity medical-grade titanium, advanced surface technologies, and rigorous quality standards, Bioline implants provide a durable and dependable solution designed for long-term implant success.
