Testimonials

What some of our users say

The Osstell technology is backed by over 1500 scientific articles and many dentists and surgeons around the world support our method. Read more about what some of our users say.

Dr. Campione Francesco

Replacing an irrecoverable tooth with an immediate implant and with a definitive crown always immediate represents the challenge in the single tooth in the aesthetic area, thanks to the possibility of measuring the coefficient of stability that was possible to measure with established intervals of 10 days I was able to understand when the implant passes from primary to secondary stability, the ease of removal of the tooth pillar with implant connection Cone Morse therefore without dangers of bringing deep infections during the initial healing, and with the insertion of the Smart peg I recorded all the variations of isq in order to understand which is the most performing implant for that implant.

Dr. Ivaylo Pashov

Osstell contributes to long term success to me. It is the only objective method to customise the treatment to the patient,because everybody says that their treatment plan is individual, yet they use standardised periods. In my opinion this is controversial. I prefer using something that is evidence-based. For that reason I work with Osstell.

Scott D. Ganz

DMD Prosthodontics, Maxillofacial Prosthetics & Implant Dentistry

Osstell is an essential part of my implant practice. As a surgical prosthodontist I use it on every implant case to determine and document implant stability. ISQ values provide the confidence (based on science) to know when each implant is ready to load, whether for immediate or delayed restoration, helping to achieve a successful restorative outcome for each and every patient

Dr. Gaurav Gupta

Hello friends, have been using Osstell ISQ device for around 12yrs now. Have both cord one device & beacon cordless one as well. It adds to our peace of mind whenever loading our implants – be it immediate or early or delayed loadings. Have been using it consistently for all my implant systems, be it Nobel Biocare or Zimmer or Ankylos or Implantswiss implants. We are yet to find it inaccurate or wrong….whereas at times initial primary stability, xrays & cbct can be deceptive before loading. At times we have delayed our prosthetic loading based on the readings of Osstell ISQ meter to a month or more & paved our way to perfectly stable & improved prognosis for that particular implant. Cannot imagine our implant practice without Osstell ISQ anymore. Wishing all of you more of predictable loading after definitive ossteointegration with Osstell ISQ devices.

Prof. Peter Moy

Osstell has become my personal guide in determining the appropriate time to load patients’ implants, and I now use it for every implant case.

Pamela K. McClain, DDS & Rachel Schallhorn, DDS Diplomates, American Board of Periodontology

“We are currently using Osstell when we place all implants to establish a baseline measurement of implant stability. At the time of placement if the ISQ is too low (depending on the location – anything below 45) we will remove the fixture, possibly graft and then wait another 3-6 months before trying to place another fixture. We try to take the measurement on the buccal/ lingual, and mesial/distal aspects and record the highest and lowest values. We typically recheck the ISQ value at three months. If the ISQ has improved (or is stable if the number was high to begin with – over 65) we will release the patient for restorative treatment. It gives us and the patient a more objective way to assess the implant stability. If it’s not ready at that time we continue to recheck every 6 weeks until the ISQ has improved or indicates stability. Since we began using this device in 2009, our decision making process has become more simple and objective. We will continue to use the Osstell values to help guide treatment decisions and as a communication tool with our referring dentists.”

Paul S. Rosen

DMD, MS, FACD

Osstell use is critical for my implant practice. Every year, this device more than pays for itself as there are always several patients who heal slowly or who have implants placed with extremely low insertion torque. This confounds my ability to predict when healing has been adequate to proceed to the restorative phase. Osstell provides me with quantitative information necessary to make informed decisions. No longer am I the villain who slows up patient care, but it is objective data about the patient’s healing that becomes the determining factor.

Dr. Raquel Zita Gomes

DMD, PG, Specialization in Implantology, MSc, PhD, Oral Surgeon

Osstell ISQ (Implant Stability Quotient) device is essential in my daily clinical and research practice for many years. The measure of vibrational stability is complementary of the torque measurement and has the advantage that it can be measured several times in the life of the implant. The ISQ is an objective measure of the implant stability that gives guidelines to choose predictable protocols of loading and to do the follow up of the implants over time. The new ISQ device, the Osstell Beacon, is even more user friendly than the older versions and is very easy to read since it uses the codification of color lights to simplify the reading and decisions. The Osstell Beacon is cable free, small, ergonomic and wireless allowing to connect to a free cloud service with the Osstell Beacon, called OsstellConnect, to collect and store ISQ readings with associated implant, patient and protocol data for overview and easy access of my implant treatments for further analysis. This device is one of the best inventions of modern Implantology to measure the rigidity between the implant and bone complex – Osseointegration. A must have to all the oral surgeons and prosthodontists that work in Implantology.

Dr. Peter Moy: Why I use Osstell

Dr. Peter Moy, UCLA, USA, talks about how he uses Osstell to monitor osseointegration, reduce treatment time and manage patients at risk.

Dr. Steven Eckert

The use of the Osstell device elevates the confidence in the status of the implant while also increasing the confidence in the patient that they are receiving the best possible care.