The Osstell Beacon helps you to objectively determine implant stability and measure the degree of osseointegration without jeopardising the healing process. It is a fast and non-invasive diagnosis instrument that provides precise information required for making well-informed decisions. The compact diagnosis instrument is wireless, giving you greater freedom of movement in your dental practice.

Healing time is individual to each patient. Now you can be confident in knowing when an implant is stable enough to be loaded. Osstell helps you to quickly and easily determine which implants can be treated and which require additional healing time.

Reduce treatment time

Measuring implant stability allows to treat every patient individually instead of waiting a conventional period of 3 to 6 months. It gives the ability to monitor the osseointegration progress to move into the restorative phase of treatment when the patient is ready.

More predictable outcomes

Correctly assessing implant stability and osseointegration helps provide long term functional and restorative success. Documenting ISQ
measurements using Osstell technology such as the online service Osstell Connect provides guidance on predicting healing time and keeping track of the data.

Optimize communication

Implant stability measurements can also help improve communication among clinicians, their dental professional colleagues and patients, which in turn can increase trust in the clinicians. When a clinician can refer to measurable values rather than subjective judgements as the basis for decision-making, it is easier to explain treatment choices. The clinician is also likely to appear more professional to patients and colleagues alike and to inspire more confidence.

Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ)

Implant Stability Quotient (ISQ) is an objective industry standard for measuring implant stability. It is based on Resonance Frequency Analysis (RFA). The result is presented as an ISQ value of 1-100. The higher the ISQ, the more stable the implant. The measurements are objective and can be repeated in a non-invasive, dynamic way to monitor the development of osseointegration. It measures the stiffness of the implant-bone interface, throughout the entire body of the implant.

The ISQ* values are shown on a colour wheel, which provides information on the degree of osseointegration:
– Red circle: low stability, ISQ < 60
– Yellow circle: medium stability
– Green circle: high stability, ISQ ≥ 70

ISQ is the only objective, reliable and non-invasive way to measure implant stability at placement and multiple times during the healing phase, thereby monitor the level of biological stability before proceeding to final restoration.

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