A fractured tooth, failed root channels, or severe tooth decay.

As it is an immediate dental implant, it cannot be applied if the tooth has already been pulled out weeks/months ago.
It is not possible if the tooth is already movable. This is the regularly the case if you suffer from severe periodontitis.
Acute infection is, as in any other dental implant procedure, a contra-indication.
Chronic infection is generally not a contra-indication, depending on the severity, because the cause of the infection is the infected tooth, and the tooth and the infected tissue will be removed before implant placemen. Therefore an infection is not a contra-indication.

BioImplant™ does not need any bone augmentation as it fits your tooth socket.
In contrast, immediate implant placement with titanium or zirconia screws very often won't work without transplantation of your bone, the use of artificial, animal, or cadaver bone.

In non-esthetic regions you often don't need a provisional, but you can have one if desired. Otherwise, a Maryland bridge can be fixed to neighbouring teeth, without any contact with the implant, and without harming the teeth (it is held in place by a temporary bond).

This is not a problem at all. Generally, it is state-of-the-art that after the tooth extraction, whether or not you have an implant, the infected tissue will be removed.

In contrast to the conventional method where bone always has to be milled away with the drill, the BioImplant method has the advantage that the anatomy does not have to be changed when the implant is inserted.

Even in the case of implant loss, if you remove the implant quickly, you have the same options as before your tooth was extracted, with the advantage that the inflammation in the bone has healed in the meantime.

In short, after an implant loss with the BioImplant method, there are no restrictions to use the conventional screw implants with drill and fill methods.

In any case, the reverse is not possible, because you have an anatomical bone shape for a BioImplant only once after tooth extraction, and immediately after that bone remodelling begins, so a BioImplant cannot be used after 4 to 6 weeks.

With the conventional method, the natural alveolus is altered by drilling and bone augmentation to such an extent that a BioImplant is no longer possible.

It depends on the progression of the disease. If the tooth is already moveable we do not recommend BioImplant™.

We take it out by curettage, immediately after extraction, as well as immediately before placing the implant, as can be seen in our videos.

In general a root resection is a desperate attempt to save a tooth. It has poor success rates and is not helpful for an implant therapy, because the apical root is drilled out, together with some additional bone, ending up with less bone than before. In some cases it will not be a problem, but in others it definitely is, so it can only be decided on the basis of a dental X-ray or CT scan. We do not recommend apical root resection as a truly anatomic ceramic implant is the better option if you want to avoid risky and painful interventions, additional bone loss and a life with encapsulated germs, and to maximize the success rate.

BioImplant™ is currently a single tooth replacement, where the neighbouring teeth have either been restored (with implants), or are not missing.

In general, implants should not be connected with natural teeth, but you can have an implant bridge from a BioImplant™ to other implants.

We recommend placing only one implant at a time. If several implants are placed in one session, it is absolutely necessary that you are able to show up to follow-ups at any time, so we do not recommend multiple implants in one session for international patients.

BioImplant™ is the ideal solution for a single tooth replacement when an immediate dental implant is required, and where the gum and jaw are both mostly healthy, with no severe bone resorption or periodontitis. In general, if the tooth is not moveable, this is a good indication. BioImplant™ is not recommended if you need dentures.

The success rate is already 90%. The early healing period (the first 12 weeks) is the most critical. After primary healing in, implant loss is very rare.

Osseointegration is a natural process, exactly like the healing of a broken bone, and cannot be rushed.

As bone healing is very slow, the best and simplest way to speed up osseointegration is to avoid gaps which have to be bridged by bone or bone substitutes, or covered by membranes (regularly found when using screw-type implants), and to avoid any trauma to soft tissue (e.g. rising flaps) and especially to the bone caused by drilling.

You can fix any conventional crown that would normally be fixed on natural teeth.

In general, there is no need to do professional implant cleaning as a routine, because zirconia is not prone to bio-film. There is absolutely no need for this routine, so skip it unless there is a problem. If it looks good, never ever touch it, you will only disturb sealing. Sometimes, the biological width of sealing is higher or smaller. There is no reason to measure the height of the sealing. Probing is painful, and can result in infection.

We have attempted to publish papers in leading journals, but have repeatedly encountered resistance to this innovative idea from “The Establishment”. Dental industry perferes to sell simple titanium screw type variations at the price of 200 Euros (a middel class cellphone!) and industry recruited experts simply prefere to make money with risky and costly operations and love to teach confusing drill sequences and fill guide lines.