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MACO Conical Active Implant 5.5 + Straight Abutment
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MACO Conical Active Implant 4.4 + Straight Abutment
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MACO Conical Active Implant 3.9 + Straight Abutment
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MACO Conical Active Implant 3.5 + Straight Abutment
In stock (40 units)Regular price LE 3,500.00 EGPUnit price /Unavailable
How to Choose the Right Standard Implant Diameter
- Diameter Range (3.5mm–5.5mm) — Narrower diameters (3.5mm-3.9mm) suit lateral incisor and lower incisor sites with limited mesiodistal space; wider diameters (4.4mm-5.5mm) suit molar sites where greater surface area improves load distribution under occlusal force.
- Conical Active Connection — A conical internal connection with active engagement threads allows self-tapping placement in denser bone and creates a Morse-taper seal at the implant-abutment interface, reducing micro-movement compared with a flat-to-flat external hex connection.
- Platform Switching — An abutment platform narrower than the implant collar shifts the microgap inward from the crestal bone, which is associated with reduced first-year crestal bone loss compared with matched-platform designs.
- Bundled Straight Abutment — A matched straight abutment supplied with the implant simplifies inventory and confirms connection compatibility, compared with sourcing abutments separately from a third-party manufacturer.
- Primary Stability & Bone Density — In Type III/IV (softer) bone, select a slightly wider or longer fixture where anatomy allows to compensate for lower primary stability at placement torque.
- Immediate vs Delayed Loading Candidacy — Confirm insertion torque and resonance frequency values meet the manufacturer’s threshold before considering immediate provisionalisation; delayed loading remains the safer default in lower-density bone.
Standard Implant Diameters at a Glance
| Diameter | Typical Site | Connection | Bundled Component |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3.9mm | Lower incisors, lateral incisors | Conical active, internal | Straight abutment |
| 4.4mm | Premolars, general single-tooth sites | Conical active, internal | Straight abutment |
| 5.5mm | Molar sites, wider ridges | Conical active, internal | Straight abutment |
Availability & Delivery in Egypt
MedSTA supplies MACO standard dental implants in EGP with same-day dispatch from Cairo. Cairo and Giza delivery within 1–3 business days; all other Egyptian governorates within 3–5 business days.
Frequently Asked Questions
What implant diameter should I choose for a lower incisor versus a molar site?
What implant diameter should I choose for a lower incisor versus a molar site?
Lower incisors and lateral incisors typically require a narrower fixture, around 3.9mm, due to limited mesiodistal root space, while molar sites benefit from a wider fixture, up to 5.5mm, to maximise bone-to-implant contact and distribute the higher occlusal load a molar crown will transmit.
What is the clinical advantage of a conical active connection over an external hex?
What is the clinical advantage of a conical active connection over an external hex?
A conical active connection creates a Morse-taper friction seal between implant and abutment, which reduces micro-movement and bacterial microleakage at the interface compared with a flat external hex connection. The active threads also allow self-tapping placement, which is useful in denser Type I/II bone.
How does platform switching reduce crestal bone loss?
How does platform switching reduce crestal bone loss?
Platform switching places a narrower-diameter abutment on a wider-diameter implant collar, moving the inflammatory implant-abutment microgap horizontally inward and away from the adjacent crestal bone. Clinical data associates this design with reduced first-year marginal bone resorption compared with matched-platform implant-abutment connections.
Can standard implants be used for immediate loading in Egyptian patients?
Can standard implants be used for immediate loading in Egyptian patients?
Immediate loading is possible when the fixture achieves sufficient primary stability, generally indicated by an insertion torque above the manufacturer's stated threshold and confirmed bone density at the site. In lower-density bone, common in some posterior maxillary sites, delayed loading after a standard osseointegration period remains the more predictable protocol.
Does MedSTA supply standard MACO dental implants across Egypt?
Does MedSTA supply standard MACO dental implants across Egypt?
Yes — MedSTA supplies MACO conical active standard implants in 3.9mm, 4.4mm, and 5.5mm diameters, each bundled with a matching straight abutment, priced in EGP with same-day dispatch from Cairo to clinics across all Egyptian governorates.