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Metal alternative solutions for greater patient comfort

See what dental experts say about the potential of our PEEK polymers

WHY DENTAL SPECIALISTS OPT FOR HIGH PERFORMANCE POLYMER SOLUTIONS?

Flexible, durable and lightweight biomaterials offer a more natural dental solution than traditional material alternatives, such as metal or ceramic

BONE-LIKE MODULUS

More shock absorbent than other dental materials Titanium, helps improve clinical outcome1

BIOCOMPATIBLE

PEEK-OPTIMA™ biocompatibility in conformance with ISO 10993-1, for use in the manufacture of medical devices for long-term implantable dental applications3

LONG-TERM PERFORMANCE

On a weight for weight basis PEEK-OPTIMATM is stronger than metal and offers superior mechanical performance and long-term resilience

  1. Rho, JY et al (1993). “Young’s modulus of trabecular and cortical bone material: Ultrasonic and microtensile measurements”. Journal of Biomechanics 26 (2); 111–119
  2. Supportive information available on request.
  3. Kurtz, S (2012). “PEEK Biomaterials Handbook”. Edition 1, Oxford, Elsevier Inc. 

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Clinical evidence

Peer Review
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High-Performance Polymers in Dentistry

The high-performance polymers called PEEK and PEKK have exciting potential in dentistry as a metal alternative for removable and implant prosthetic frameworks.” Professor Paul Tipton

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Dr Carlos Moura Guedes
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New Possibilities for High-Performance Polymers

Lecture highlights by Dr Carlos Moura Guedes on new possibilities for high-performance polymers in the MALO CLINIC Protocol.

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CAD/CAM Workflows for Dental Prosthetics

Professor Paul Tipton and Dr Bernd Siewert compare injection-molding and CAD/CAM milling in the fabrication of dental prosthetics and share the advantages CAD/CAM processing offers

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Case study
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High-Performance Implant Prosthetics

Professor Paul Tipton and Dr Bernd Siewert present a case study using polyether ether ketone (PEEK) for the production of an implant-supported All-on-Four.

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DENTAL APPLICATIONS

In addition to our JUVORA™ dental disc, our biomaterial polymer solutions are proven in the development of a range of dental applications 

PEEK Prosthetic Dental Framework Prosthetic
frameworks
Dental Healing Cap Healing
Caps
Dental Abutment Abutments
Dental Implant Fixture Dental
Implant fixtures

Featured resources

What if a prosthetic frame could influence quality of life
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What if a prosthetic frame could influence quality of life?

A comparison between titanium and Juvora implant prosthetic frameworks.

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Brochure
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JUVORA Dental Disc

JUVORA is a ready-to-go dental device made from PEEK-OPTIMA polymer that has been CE, FDA and ANVISA cleared for implant borne fixed or removable prosthetic frameworks made through CAD/CAM workflows.

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Press release
Dental

Further milestone for JUVORA dental disc: US FDA clears PEEK polymer CAD/CAM dental device for long-term implant borne prosthetics

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peek-optima™ natural

PEEK-OPTIMA™ polymer blends proven performance with superior wear, safety and comfort. Since Invibio introduced PEEK-OPTIMA as the first implantable PEEK polymer in 1999, it has earned the confidence and gained the acceptance of the global medical community.

The properties of PEEK-OPTIMA™ Natural, used in the JUVORA™ disc device, are closer to bone than metal, so there is more flex.3

Because of its natural flexibility, the polymer allows a more uniform stress transfer to the underlying area of bone, which:

  • Reduces localized stress points in the mouth
  • Improves patient comfort
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References:

  1. 3. Rho, JY et al (1993). “Young’s modulus of trabecular and cortical bone material: Ultrasonic and microtensile measurements”. Journal of Biomechanics 26 (2); 111–119
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