For the fans of stronger grip

SMART™

Built for immediate implantation and immediate loading — the thread design condenses bone on insertion for high primary stability in compromised sites.

SMART™ implant is primarily designed for immediate and early loading protocols in compromised bones. By following a flexible surgical protocol adjusted to the bone type, ideal primary stability can be achieved. The blade-type apex and cutting edges enable axis readjustment for optimal restorative orientation and esthetic results.

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SMART™ implant

Design facts

Tapered root-like body

Ensures maximum bone-implant contact in a step-drilled osteotomy.

Back-tapered coronal part & micro-grooves

Preserves cortical bone, reduces stress on it, and promotes circular bone formation.

Apical cutting edge

Helps easy insertion in narrower osteotomies.

Combined thread

Gradually expands bone from sharper threads to ACME threads, securing stronger primary stability.

Double-helix thread

Increases primary stability and decreases micromovement.

Blade-like apex

Cutting edges at the tip facilitate realignment of the axis by self-tapping bone during insertion.

Indicated for: Extraction sockets; bone types D3 and D4.

Specifications

Diameter (mm)PlatformLengths available (mm)
3.3NP8 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 16
3.75NP8 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 16
4.2RP8 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 16
4.7RP8 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 16
5.3RP8 · 10 · 11.5 · 13 · 16

Surgical protocol overview

Reference drilling sequence by bone density classification (Ø4.2 implant shown as example).

SMART™ official drilling protocol diagram — D4, D3, D2
Bone type D2

Drill to the 3.6–4.0 mm step drill and finish with the cortical drill. If insertion torque exceeds 70 Ncm, reverse the implant 1/2 turn and continue; if strong resistance is felt, widen the osteotomy one step further.

Bone type D3

A 1-step narrower drilling protocol is recommended; the tapping drill is optional to break through cortical bone.

Bone type D4

A 2-step narrower drilling protocol is recommended for a stronger apical grip; the tapping drill is optional. Place the implant 0.5 mm subcrestally.

Full step-by-step drilling sequences and torque guidance are provided in the official NOTCH® Instructions for Use accompanying every surgical kit.

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