The Non-Crestal™ Implant System is designed specifically for removable prosthetic retention.
Unlike conventional vertical placement approaches that rely primarily on ridge height for support, this system permits multi-axis trajectory placement to engage available bone regions not typically accessed with vertical positioning.

It is intended for removable prosthetics and is not designed to function as a primary load-bearing implant for fixed restorations.

The Non-Crestal™ Implant System is intended for removable prosthetic retention in a range of anatomical presentations — including both reduced ridge dimensions and cases with adequate bone height and width.

It is not limited to compromised anatomy. Use as a standalone or hybrid configuration is determined by the treating clinician based on surgical, prosthetic, and biomechanical considerations.

A Non-Crestal™ placement approach introduces additional trajectory options for removable prosthetic retention.

By expanding directional access within existing anatomy, it may increase patient candidacy in cases where conventional vertical positioning is limited.

It also preserves the defined mechanical role of each implant system in standalone or hybrid configurations.

Surgical planning remains case-specific and clinician-directed.

Commonly utilized pre-surgical diagnostic tools — including radiographs, panoramic imaging, CBCT evaluation, and study models — may be employed to assess anatomy and determine appropriate placement strategy.

The multi-axis placement concept introduces additional trajectory options but does not replace standard diagnostic and surgical protocols.

The Non-Crestal™ Implant System is intended for licensed dental professionals.

Completion of foundational training in the principles and placement protocols of this system is strongly recommended prior to clinical implementation.

The Non-Crestal™ placement concept introduces additional trajectory options for removable prosthetic retention.

By expanding directional access within existing anatomy, it may broaden case considerations where conventional vertical positioning is limited.

Clinical use remains subject to regulatory status and formal training.

Conventional overdenture protocols typically rely on vertically positioned implants for support and retention.

The Non-Crestal™ placement concept introduces multi-axis trajectory options designed specifically for removable prosthetic retention, allowing engagement of available bone regions not typically accessed through strictly vertical positioning.

It is not intended to function as a primary load-bearing solution for fixed restorations.

The Non-Crestal™ Implant System is currently in development and undergoing regulatory review.

It is not yet commercially available for clinical use.

Updates regarding regulatory progress and availability will be communicated as they become appropriate.