Helpful information for courses using
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We are please to be associated with your implant course where you will be provided with an understanding of how the Osstell technology will help you with your implant surgery.

The Osstell Beacon is the latest Osstell ISQ device and uses resonance frequency analysis to give an objective reading, on a 1-100 scale, and gives a reliable measurement of implant stability. This benefits in many ways but key is the ability to understand the osseointegration process and help you with predictable surgical and restorative protocols. This can lead to reduced treatment times and confidence in handling risk patients.

Your course instructor will introduce you to the Osstell Beacon but you will also find some helpful information on these pages to help you understand the great benefits the Osstell technology will bring to your surgery.

Osstell Benefits

Continual Assessment of Osseointragration

You can continue to monitor the stability of an implant throughout the course of treatment in an objective way. We recommend doing so at placement and all follow ups and take note of the trend over time.

Totally Non Invasive, Fast, Accurate and Objective

The process is non-invasive and will not compromise healing. It only takes a couple of minutes and is a completely objective measurement of implant stability on the Osstell ISQ scale of 1 to 100.

Helps Reduce Healing Times

Monitoring the stability over time ensures you know the right time to load your implant allowing you to reduce treatment times on many placements

Helps Manage Patients with Risk Factors

Whilst taking ISQ measurements can help with every patient it really comes into its own when treating Risk Patients. For those with factors that could affect healing taking ISQ measurements is the only way to objectively assess the healing process.

Provides Surgeons with Confidence and Peace of Mind

One often overlooked advantage is the added confidence and peace of mind the ISQ data offers the implant surgeon. Whether the readings are high, normal or indeed low the surgeon gains a better understanding of stability and has the opportunity to track this stability over time ensuring they can identify the right time to load without any associated stress.

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