Z-Systems announces the CE approval of the world’s first ever 100% ceramic screw retained two-piece bone level implant – Z5 BL

November 23, 2018 – Oensingen, Switzerland

Z-SYSTEMS, a leading company in ceramic implants technology, is once again bringing revolutionary metal-free innovation to the dental implant world with a brand-new ceramic product.

The company is proud to announce the CE approval of its world innovation: the Z5-BL Bone Level Implant.

After years of research and development, Z-Systems is ready to launch the first-ever full ceramic, screw-retained two-piece implant. Z-Systems' newly-developed ceramic screw offers practitioners a 100% ceramic, metal free two-piece implant unique in the world.

This new screw-retained connection is based on a conical design with an inner-thread retaining the abutment through a screw, ensuring a micro-gap free connection. The enossal shape of the implant is based on the company’s tissue level implants, that with its almost 60,000 units sold, delivered unmatched results in osseointegration and stability. The platform switch allows for a reduced load on the crestal bone. Like every Z -Systems implant, the new Z5-BL implant features the company’s proprietary, patented and proven SLM® surface.

The new Z5-BL implant will come to market with a wide range of prosthetic options, allowing for optimal aesthetic results and flexible functionality: a true alternative to two-piece titanium implants for another completely metal-free solution.

Available with a next generation surgical kit as well as a titanium screw—in addition to the new ceramic screw—the Z5-BL offers to most flexibility to practitioners in the market place.

This exciting new development further advances Z-Systems track-record for world-leading dental innovation, building upon tens of thousands of successfully-placed implants for nearly fifteen years of implementation across the globe, and enhances the company’s industry leadership in technical knowledge and product quality.

About Z-Systems
Z-Systems is a Swiss company specializing in developing, manufacturing and distributing ceramic dental implants made from Zirconium Oxide. The implants are distributed worldwide. The company received its first CE Approval for a ceramic implant in 2004.