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Astra Tech implants
Astra Tech is a Swedish premium dental implant system focused on classic screw-type implantation. Its key features are OsseoSpeed technology, designed to accelerate osseointegration, and MicroThread microthreads for more even load distribution. Astra Tech implants are known for high primary stability and predictable esthetic results, especially in the anterior zone.

Today, patients increasingly ask not only about the implant procedure itself, but also about the implant manufacturer. This is understandable: brands actively promote their technologies, surfaces and advantages. Still, even the most expensive and well-known implants do not guarantee treatment success on their own. Diagnosis, the clinical situation and the doctor’s experience are decisive.
At Dr. Osadchiy’s Clinic, we always emphasize that there is no universally best implant system. There are systems that suit specific tasks better. Astra Tech is a classic screw-type implant system with a strong focus on preserving bone tissue and maintaining stable soft tissue around the implant over the long term.
Astra Tech Implant System is a Swedish dental implant system that is now part of the Dentsply Sirona group. Its product line consists of screw-type implants. The manufacturer primarily focuses on cases with sufficient bone volume and classic surgical protocols.
The brand’s key proposition is BioManagement Complex technology, which is aimed at preserving bone and soft tissues around the implant.

Astra Tech implants by design
Like most premium implant systems, Astra Tech uses classic screw-type implants. The threaded design provides reliable fixation in bone tissue and good primary stability.
One of the system’s features is its focus on load distribution and long-term preservation of bone tissue around the implant.
Astra Tech does not include Plateau implants or alternative designs like I-System. The system is primarily oriented toward classic screw-type implantation.
Astra Tech implants by size
Short Astra Tech implants
Astra Tech offers short screw-type implants for cases with insufficient bone volume. However, as with other classic screw-type systems, pronounced bone deficiency may still require additional bone grafting procedures.
When short implants are used, the doctor may recommend a two-stage implantation protocol with a longer healing period, as well as splinting several implants together. This helps distribute the load correctly and reduce the risk of implant mobility in the future.
Standard Astra Tech implants
The main part of the Astra Tech range consists of standard implants for classic implantation when there is sufficient bone volume.
Features of standard Astra Tech implants include:
- high primary stability
- good load distribution
- a wide choice of sizes
- compatibility with various prosthetic solutions
- stable tissues around the implant
Narrow Astra Tech implants
Narrow Astra Tech implants are used when bone width is limited, when the space between teeth is restricted, and in the anterior zone or other esthetically important areas. These implants allow for a more delicate procedure with minimal tissue trauma and preservation of the natural soft-tissue contour around the future crown.
It is important to understand that narrow implants have limitations. Small-diameter implants are not used to replace all groups of teeth and are suitable only for specific clinical situations, most often in the incisor area. That is why implant diameter is determined not by the patient’s preference, but by bone anatomy and the functional load on the future restoration.

Most Astra Tech implants are made of medical-grade titanium. The manufacturer places strong emphasis on precision processing, connection stability and long-term preservation of bone tissue around the implant.

Extensive experience
Стаж работы челюстно-лицевой хирурга 38 лет, из них 8 лет — работа дежурным врачом отделения острой травмы.

Number of surgeries
Over 2,000 successful surgeries in the field of maxillofacial surgery.

Quality of work
Thanks to a thorough approach in diagnostics and treatment planning for each clinical case, we achieve a minimal number of complications.
One of Astra Tech’s key features is the OsseoSpeed surface. It is a special micro-rough implant surface additionally modified with fluoride.
According to the manufacturer, this treatment helps to:
- improve contact between the implant and bone tissue
- accelerate osseointegration
- increase implant stability
- reduce bone loss around the implant
The surface is created through sandblasting and acid etching, followed by additional treatment with fluoride compounds.
The OsseoSpeed surface is especially important in:
- implantation in soft bone
- immediate loading
- complex prosthetic restorations
- long-term implant function
One of Astra Tech’s important technologies is MicroThread™: special microthreads in the neck area of the implant. The manufacturer states that this design helps distribute load more evenly and reduce bone loss around the implant.
This is why Astra Tech emphasizes not only implant integration, but also long-term preservation of the tissues around it.
Every implant brand has its own specialization. For Astra Tech, the main feature of the system is preservation of bone tissue and stability of the soft tissue around the implant over the long term.
The advantages of Astra Tech implants include:
- good osseointegration
- high primary stability
- reduced bone loss around the implant
- stable soft tissue
- good options for work in the anterior zone
Astra Tech is one of the brands that places particular emphasis on preserving tissues around the implant and maintaining stable long-term implantation results.
In the Astra Tech system, fluoride is not used as a separate coating but as part of the OsseoSpeed surface treatment. This technology is considered to help improve contact with bone tissue, accelerate osseointegration and increase implant stability. It is not “fluoride for teeth” in the everyday sense, but a special technological modification of the titanium surface. This type of surface modification is considered safe and has been used in implantology for many years.
Splinting means connecting several implants with one prosthetic structure. This approach is most often used with short implants, full-arch prosthetics, high chewing load or complex clinical cases. Its main purpose is to distribute the load more evenly between implants and reduce the risk of overload or mobility.
Astra Tech’s official documentation states that the safety of OsseoSpeed implants in an MRI environment has not been separately evaluated. In practice, patients with dental implants often undergo MRI scans, but they must inform the diagnostic specialist about the implants and name the implant system before the procedure. The decision to perform an MRI is always made individually by the diagnostic specialist.


