Dental implant, process of obtention and uses thereof

Abstract

A dental implant supported on the cortical bone is implanted in the socket from which the tooth was extracted, if this hole still exists, or in the remaining socket when the tooth was extracted some time before, or alternatively in a hole made for placement of the implant, at cortical bone level, and externally, between the cortical bone and the gingiva, slightly embracing the mandible and the maxilla. In one embodiment, in order to enhance the fixation and implant lifetime vascularization, the implant of the present disclosure for fitting in an intraosseous zone of a dental socket includes a plurality of raised platforms with a flat top such that said tops form an external surface of the implant for contacting with the intraosseous zone and the spaces between said platforms form a network of channels for revascularisation fluid flow with capillarity properties.

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