BD Cuff® - Special Solution for Molar defects

BD Cuff® is designed to protect the implant–tissue interface, minimizing crestal bone loss while supporting healthy soft tissue integration. The result is greater implant stability, long-term aesthetics, and confidence for both clinician and patient.

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Design Concept

Special Solution for Molar Defects
Enables implant placement in thin alveolar bone, low bone height, or defective alveolar bone using a simple epicrestal placement technique.

Collaboration of BD and ARi Concepts
Features proven BD X-FIT® connection, compatible with existing BD components, and innovative ARi design.

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Magic Cuff

Designed for anterior atrophic ridges, ARi achieves primary stability by engaging basal cortical bone and offers a fast, simple protocol—often without GBR.

Innovative design for reduced complications.
Soft tissue cuff (bigger than 2mm) prevents thread contamination and peri-implantitis, while being easy to manage and remove in case of complications.

Designed to protect implants from complications.
With adequate soft tissue height (bigger than 4mm), BD Cuff® implants prevent crestal bone loss and contamination, especially in areas with thin gingiva (less than 2mm).

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Clinical Indications

Suitable for a wide range of clinical scenarios.
Effective for thin ridges, bone defects, and dehiscence. Supports epicrestal, subcrestal placement, or soft tissue augmentation.

Streamlined one-stage surgery
Final prosthesis placement possible within 1–1.5 months. Addresses bone issues early without the need for extensive grafting.

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Implant Selection

Designed for anterior atrophic ridges, ARi achieves primary stability by engaging basal cortical bone and offers a fast, simple protocol—often without GBR.

Assess the available bone height.
Measure the distance from the crestal bone to the inferior alveolar nerve to determine the total implant length that can be placed.

Determine the cuff height.
Determined based on defective bone height. (ie. If the bone height is 3mm, select a 4mm cuff height)

Determine Implant Diameter.
The diameter should match the site-specific bone and gingival conditions for optimal stability.

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Drilling & Placement

Designed for anterior atrophic ridges, ARi achieves primary stability by engaging basal cortical bone and offers a fast, simple protocol—often without GBR.

Follow the Drilling Process
Start with a lance drill, followed by drills in the sequence: 2.5mm, 2.9mm, 3.3mm, 3.6mm, and 3.9mm. Adjust drilling based on bone density (D1/D2) & Implant Diameter.

Ensure Proper Insertion Torque
Maintain an insertion torque of 80Ncm or less when using the 45Ncm ratchet connector for safe and effective implant placement.