CSM Systems Overview
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CSM - Submerged
Hex Connection
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Diameter 3.5 - 3.8 - 4.2 - 4.6 - 5.3
Height 8 - 10 - 12 - 14
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CSM - Submerged II
Double Hex Connection
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Diameter 3.5 - 4 - 4.5 - 5
Height 8 - 9 - 10 - 12 - 14
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CSM - Submerged III
Double Hex (3.6) and Hex (4-4.8) Connection
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Diameter 3.6 - 4 - 4.4 - 4.8
Height 8 - 10 - 12 - 14
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Internal Submerged
Octa Connection
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Diameter 3.5 - 4.1 - 4.8
Height 8 - 10 - 12 - 14
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- Ratchet with torque gauge
- Low price
- One driver for 3.8-5.3 sizes
- Various prosthetic components
- One drill for 8 / 10 and 12 / 14 mm lengths
- So many drill in surgical kit
- Separated driver for 3.5 mm fixtures
CSM Implant System
1- Submerged
- Hex Connection and Morse taper 11º ---> Prevention of bacterial penetrations and decrease bone loss
- Super micro thread (6 lines of micro threads) ---> Help quick placement, increase excellent initial stability and minimized bone less
- Dynamic body thread ---> Allows quick insertion and reduce the friction force
- Cutting edge ---> Self-tapping and primary stability
- RBM surface treatment ---> High osseointegration
- Laser surface treatment ---> Possibility of immediate loading
- Rounded apex ---> Reduced bone strength or sinus mandibular nerve
- Cylindrical shape
- Platform switching
2- Submerged II
- Double Hexagon Connection and Morse taper 11º ---> Prevention of bacterial penetrations and decrease bone loss
- Super micro thread (6 lines of micro threads) ---> Help quick placement, increase excellent initial stability and minimized bone less
- Dynamic body thread ---> Allows quick insertion and reduce the friction force
- RBM surface treatment ---> High osseointegration
- Cylindrical shape
- Cutting edge ---> Self-tapping and primary stability
- Platform switching
3- Internal
- Double Octagon Connection and Morse taper 8º ---> Prevention of bacterial penetrations and decrease bone loss
- Machined collar
- RBM surface treatment ---> High osseointegration
- Super micro thread (6 lines of micro threads) ---> Help quick placement, increase excellent initial stability and minimized bone less
- Cutting edge ---> Self-tapping and primary stability
- Rounded apex ---> Reduced bone strength or sinus mandibular nerve
- Cylindrical (Straight) and Tapered shape
- Dynamic body thread ---> Allows quick insertion and reduce the friction force
- Platform switching
4- The newest product of CSM is Submerged III
- Internal Hex for 3.6 diameter and double Hex connection for 4 to 4.8 diameters, this system is compatible with Submerged system.
- Active RBM surface
- Powerful Thread ---> Reduce stress and increase its stability
- Intensity cutting edge
Author: Review department of Dandal.ir
First Release Date: 2/Nov/2014
Last Modified: 15/May/2016
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