Screw System TX Osteosynthesis Screws

Reliable Fixation in Advanced Bone Regeneration

In bone augmentation surgery, mechanical stability of the graft is critical for biological success. Screw System TX osteosynthesis screws provide rigid fixation of bone blocks and osseous segments in guided bone regeneration (GBR) procedures.

Their design enables proper compression of the graft against the recipient site, supporting revascularization and predictable integration.

They are indicated for:

• Horizontal ridge augmentation

• Vertical bone regeneration

• Autogenous block graft fixation

• Stabilization of structural allografts or xenografts

Torx Connection: Mechanical Precision and Control

The Torx drive system offers significant technical advantages:

• Precise engagement with the driver

• Reduced slippage risk

• Improved torque transmission

• Enhanced control during insertion

This design allows safe handling even in dense cortical bone and anatomically demanding areas.

Primary Stability of the Bone Graft

Rigid fixation minimizes micromovement, which is essential to prevent fibrous healing and ensure bone regeneration.

The Screw System TX is engineered to:

• Maintain stable compression

• Prevent graft displacement

• Support biological integration

• Improve surgical predictability

In three-dimensional augmentation procedures, mechanical stability is as important as biomaterial selection.

Rescue Screw Included

For each screw with a 0.9 mm core diameter, the system includes a larger-diameter rescue screw.

This alternative option allows:

• Increased stability in low-density bone

• Compensation for insufficient primary fixation

• Secure compression of the graft

This feature enhances safety in complex regenerative cases.

Available Diameters and Lengths

Diameter 1.1 mm

• 7 mm (Ref. TCT09007)

• 10 mm (Ref. TCT09010)

• 13 mm (Ref. TCT09013)

• 16 mm (Ref. TCT09016)

Diameter 1.3 mm

• 7 mm (Ref. TCT10007)

• 10 mm (Ref. TCT10010)

• 13 mm (Ref. TCT10013)

• 16 mm (Ref. TCT10016)

The range allows adaptation according to:

• Graft thickness

• Anatomical location

• Bone density

• Type of regenerative procedure

Role in Contemporary Implant Dentistry

In advanced regenerative implantology, predictable fixation of bone grafts is essential.

Screw System TX osteosynthesis screws integrate into protocols such as:

• Guided bone regeneration with membranes

• Autogenous block grafting

• Pre-implant reconstructive surgery

• Severe ridge atrophy management

Their design ensures controlled handling and stable graft fixation, contributing directly to long-term implant success.