The FTK Implant line is a range of conical-connection implants designed for stability and versatility, including both standard and short options for different bone conditions.
Standard Implant
Versatile solution for routine cases
The Dental Tech FTK Cylindrical/Conical Implant is a standard implant used in patients with sufficient bone volume. Its design provides good primary stability and versatility across different bone types, making it suitable for most clinical cases.
Technical Info:
DIAMETER - Ø 3.75 mm
Cover screw included
LENGHT - (L) mm
8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13 / 16
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
DIAMETER - Ø 4.25 mm
Cover screw included
LENGHT - (L) mm
8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13 / 16
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
DIAMETER - Ø 4.75 mm
Cover screw included
LENGHT - (L) mm
8 / 10 / 11.5 / 13
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
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Digital-Guided Bimaxillary Implant Rehabilitation: A Step-by-Step Clinical Protocol
StyleItaliano Surgery
Clinical case by Dr Marco Redemagni
“Observe the excellent fit between Dental Tech implant abutments and implants.”
Clinical case by Dr Marco Redemagni
Step-by-step clinical protocol for the digital-guided rehabilitation of fully edentulous patients with implant-supported fixed prostheses in both arches.
Surgical Guide Check
First thing to do is to control the perfect surgical guide seating and its correct occlusion relationship with the opposing arch to confirm its correct execution.
Gum Incision
After having fixed the surgical guide with dedicated anchor pins, the gum was incised circularly with a guided mucotome.
Incision Completion
Then after having removed the surgical guide is possible to complete the incision and to remove the gum to access the bone.
Implants Insertion
After having refixed the guide with the anchor pins, it is possible to procede with the guided implants insertion following Dental Tech protocol.
Guide Stabilization
The first two Dental Tech implants just inserted provide a further stability to the surgical guide improving its precision.
Optical Registration
At the end of surgery, scan abutments were placed and an intraoral digital scan was taken with the surgical guide to improve impression accuracy and record the planned vertical dimension.
Scan Abutment
A second digital impression was then made with the scan abutment alone always screwed on MUA abutments. Today the horizontal scan abutments are preferred, because they give the possibility to record a more precise and accurate impression.
After Surgery
One day and half from the surgery the soft tissues around the MUA abutment are almost completely healed and ready to receive the prostheses.
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Implants Insertion Procedure
1
MICRO-GROOVES
Micro-grooves to limit bone resorption. The implant’s screwing axis can be adjusted.
2
BETTER PENETRATION
Spiral profile with hybrid progress: flat and radiating towards the root, trianglar-shaped externally, for greater penetration into incompletely prepared sites.
3
CONICAL CONNECTION
11˚ morse Taper locking with antirotational internal hexagon connection. One of the most widespread connection geometries in the world.
4
APICAL
Atraumatic apex + helicoidal progress to enhance stable penetration.
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Full arch rehabilitation with immediate loading of a severely atrophic mandible due to various implant failures
StyleItaliano Surgery
Clinical case by Dr Giuliano Garlini
“Rehabilitation of a patient with osseointegrated implants requires adequate planning”
Clinical case by Dr Giuliano Garlini
Comparison of the patient’s aesthetic appearance before and after the insertion of immediate-load implants in the lower arch and the subsequent repositioning of the upper denture teeth to the new vertical dimension and centric occlusion. The disappearance of the so-called “Popeye face” is immediately observed.
Surgical Plan
Surgical plan for the insertion of 5 Dental Tech 3.75 x 13mm FTK post-extraction implants in the symphyseal area.
Surgery Guide
Computer-guided surgery guide (Biotech) with dental support and fixed with 3 pins.
Implant Sites Preparation
After extracting all the residual teeth, the surgical guide is positioned and the 5 implant sites are prepared.
Implants Placement
The 5 Dental Tech FTK implants are progressively inserted, taking care to avoid compression of the cortical bone and trying to reach a final insertion torque of at least 32 Ncm.
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Short Implant
For limited bone height
The Dental Tech FTK Short Implant is designed for cases with reduced bone height. Its 6 mm length helps avoid bone grafting, even in cases of advanced tissue resorption, while its design supports stability in limited or low-density bone.
Technical Info:
DIAMETER - Ø 4.25 mm
Cover screw included
LENGHT - (L) 6 mm
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
DIAMETER - Ø 4.75 mm
Cover screw included
LENGHT - (L) 6 mm
CLINICAL INDICATIONS
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Styleitaliano Clinical Cases
CLINICAL CASES SOLVED USING FTK IMPLANTS
From Socket Preservation to Immediate Loading: A Guided Surgery Workflow on Tooth #25
Marco Redemagni – 12 August 2026
Digital-Guided Bimaxillary Implant Rehabilitation: A Step-by-Step Clinical Protocol
Marco Redemagni – 1 July 2026
Full arch rehabilitation with immediate loading of a severely atrophic mandible due to various implant failures
Giuliano Garlini – 3 June 2026