U N IVE RS E

Catalogue

ed. 2021_1
 U N IVE RS E
where union is strength
CONTENTS

CERTIFICATIONS CD Surgical Protocol 17 Men, materials and machines 47

Certifications 1 Preparation (Tapered drill surgical protocol) 18 Mechanical excellence 47
TD Surgical Protocol 19 Quality checks 48
UNIVERSE SYSTEM
Implant Body 3 PROSTHETIC PLANNING General sale terms 49
SL surface treatment 4 Lab components 21 Scientific bibliography 50
Decontamination 5 Prosthetic parts 24 Contacts 51
Implant neck 6 MUA 28
Taper internal connection 6
CAD/CAM DIGITAL DENTISTRY
SURGICAL KIT CAD/CAM components 34
CD and TD surgical Kit 8
Tools 10 OVERDENTURE SOLUTIONS
FLEXATOR components 39
GUIDED SURGERY
Guided Surgery 11 PACKAGING
Packaging 44
SURGICAL PLANNING
Surgical Planning 14 ABOUT US
Preparation (Cylindrical drill surgical protocol) 16 About us 46
Certificazioni
CERTIFICATIONS

Quality Maintenance is IML’s guiding principle in a lifetime

project embodied in the IML Production Protocol, a
constantly evolving tool applied to the daily production
of each component. IML SA products are marked Medical
Devices:

• FDA 510 (k) approved

IML SA’s Quality Management for the design, manufacture,
and marketing of dental implants, instrumentation, and
related accessories complies with the Directives and
regulations in force.

• EC (Class I) and EC 0425 (Class IIb and Class IIa),

manufactured in accordance with Medical Devices Directive
93/42/EEC and subsequent modifi cation, amendments,
and supplements.

• [ICIM]
UNI-EN ISO 9001:2015
UNI CEI EN ISO 13485:2012

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UNIVERSE SYSTEM

Best performance in the cases:

• any bone density

• post extraction
• delayed loading
• immediate loading
Passing screw locked by a
Morse taper connection
Single platform for all diameters

Connection interface up to
Switching Platform
H 5.5 mm
Micro-grooved Collar

Internal connection locking the taper to the

internal dodecagon using a passing screw
SL Surface Treatment

Self-tapping screw tip

Alternating double spiral, square, and spur

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Implant Body

Universe, with its particular conical shape, offers significant

benefits for a wide spectrum of clinical applications
providing excellent aesthetic results.
The implant features a highly innovative thread design.
This special morphology, due to the combination of
the spiral squared and spiral buttress threads, is able to
increase the implant surface by 20% compared to the same
implant without buttress threads providing a greater and
more uniform area of contact between bone and implant
speeding up the osteointegration process.

The alternate buttress and square double spiral

loop generates a perfect balance between intrusive,
compressive, and diverging forces capable of providing
the bone with exceptional growth stimuli.
The strong threads are designed for the added compression
and surface area required in soft bone placement in order
to fill void spaces around the threads by ensuring an
immediate primary stability.
Indeed, Universe, shows exceptional self-drilling properties
which facilitate the implant placement and redirection in
D1 and D2 bone types.

Universe stands out also for its excellent apical part design
self-drilling and self-tapping.

Best performance in the cases:

• any bone density
• post extraction
• delayed loading
• immediate loading

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SL surface treatment

The IML Research and Development and of the surface chemistry developed by
team, in partnership with prestigious the IML Research and Development team.
chemistry laboratories which specialise in According to reports of the University of
implantology, has formulated the optimum Turin and in accordance with protocols
surface treatment for their implants: the SL of the international literature, 24 hours
treatment. after cell seeding on Universe SL treated
The performance monitoring has been implants, it is possible to appreciate the
entrusted to the Polytechnic of Turin uniformity of the growth and of the cell
and to the University of Turin, which also adhesion over the entire implant surface.
periodically check production lots. Furthermore, observing by microscope
IML SL treatment is technically comparable the nuclei (marked in blue) and the
to the best SLA® treatments, the most cytoskeleton (marked in red), it is evident
documented in the literature, and it is carried that after 24 hours the cells not only have a
out using a sand-blasting technique, with very branched growth, with long filopodia
different grain sizes, followed by etching of and a complex morphology, but they are
the surface using acid solutions. also multiplying in number. These are all
Pic 1. Details of the cellular microstructure - branched and dendritic, with long filopodia The resulting surface has an appropriate indicators of the cellular behaviour on the
and complex morphology - of an IML SL treated implant.
structure for anchoring osteoblasts and IML SL treated surface. (Pic 1)
promotes good integration of the implant
with the bone tissue. In fact, this type of Another fundamental factor, determined
treatment suits any type of bone thanks by the surface treatment and constantly
to its ability to increase primary stabilitymonitored by laboratory analysis, is
even in the presence of atrophic sites or the roughness, that is the result of the
compromised biological tissue. unevenness on the surface.
During the surface analysis on Universe
Cell adhesion and roughness: laboratory implants, the CNR (National Research
analysis on IML SL treated implants Council) of Turin examines the average
roughness (Ra/Sa), the Skewness parameter
Aware of the key role played by the (Rsk/Ssk), representing the prevalent
surface treatment in determining the symmetry, and the Kurtosis parameter (Rku/
speed and quality of osseointegration of Sku), representing the indentation density.
a dental implant, IML has always invested The resulting values, in relation to the
considerable resources in designing international literature, confirm that the
surfaces that facilitate the cell adhesion. IML SL treated surfaces have an optimal
The tests carried out by the University of roughness, homogeneously distributed.
Pic 2. Details under the microscope of the surface of an IML SL treated implant.
Turin on implants with IML SL treatment (Pic 2)
confirm the effectiveness of the topography

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Decontamination

Even the decontamination process used for IML implants

was developed in collaboration with the Research and
Development team of our prestigious Italian universities
partners.

This is a two-stage process, the second stage being

composed of passing the implants through a plasma
reactor. The “PLASMA REACTOR” project aimed to build
a machine with suitable characteristics for treating dental
implants and to define the optimal operating procedure and
was conducted in close co-operation with the Department
of Applied Science and Technology of the Polytechnic
University of Turin and the Department of Surgical Sciences
at the University of Turin’s CIR Dental School.

Phase 1
• Objective: inorganic waste removal, mechanical
machining, and surface treatments leave residues such as
carbon and aluminium, universally considered possible
causes of implants failing to osteointegrate;
• Procedure: liquid solution treatment;

Phase 2
• Objective: organic contamination removal, such as
removal of pro-inflammatory agents;
• Procedure: treatment using gas cleaning agents applied
via an electro-chemical process performed in the plasma
reactor.

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 Implant neck Taper internal connection

A true “cold welding” in the taper Implant-abutment connection

is produced by contact pressure between the surface of the
female cone of the implant and that of the male cone of the
abutment.
The friction created between the two surfaces of equal conicity
tightened to 35 Ncm generates direct, durable, and waterproof
interlocking. In fact, this type of connection is the only one that
approaches the ideal condition of a monoblock implant, which is
the one used in the monophasic system, universally proven to be
longer-lasting than biphasic systems.
However, being able to mechanically achieve a perfect Morse
tapered connection requires great attention and special skills
starting from the design stage.
The collar, which has microgrooves, ends with IML’s designers and mechanics know how to detect and evaluate
a smooth switching platform that becomes each critical point in order to produce perfect components whose
more prominent as the diameter of the implant. connection not only works well during the project but especially
It provides bone maintenance ensuring costant also in the patient’s mouth throughout their life.
As demonstrated by numerous studies carried out around the
gingiva aesthetic impact.
world, the resulting system is effective and reliable.
(Bibliography page 42, rif. 1)

Advantages: Advantages:

• Increased bone distance in the connection • Elimination of the passage of fluids and so bacterial colonization
between abutment and implant, the point where • Elimination of micromovements at the interface between the
the bacterial load attaches components resulting in greater mechanical stability
• Reduction of inflammatory phenomena • Low incidence of clinical complications
• Better peri-implant tissue preservation • Reduction of peri-implant infections
• Better maintenance of crestal bone level • Significant reduction in implant failures

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Load 50N σ von Mises = 28.23 N/mm2 Load 150N σ von Mises = 84.86 N/mm2 Load 250N σ von Mises = 140.75 N/mm2 Load 500N σ von Mises = 273.97 N/mm2

The Universe implant has the advantage of a locking taper The Universe implant connection is not only designed
connection with a passing screw which achieves a precise and to guarantee correct implementation of the benefits
functionally perfect fit when coupled with a double internal of a locking taper connection but also those of a “one
hexagon. A design choice facilitating procedures during the piece” implant.
surgical phase. In view of the studies that identify the concentration of
mechanical stress in cortical areas as a possible cause
• Perfect antibacterial seal of bone resorption (Bibliography page 42, rif. 2), the
• 12 Possible Abutment Positionings IML engineers have designed the Universe implant
with an internal geometry that makes it possible for
the implant-abutment-screw system to behave like a
The decisive factor in achieving complete system stability is single one-piece implant system. Indeed the Universe
to determine the function of the passing screw, which must implant-abutment-screw connection has a total height
guarantee the implant-abutment connection. This work is not up to about 5.5 mm.
easy as the screw is repeatedly subject to vibration fatigue The benefit of this is better distribution of the load and
which naturally tends to cause the unscrewing of the screw the levers, which spread 80% of the force throughout
from its seat. the system instead of only centring them on the cortical
Here the solution identified by IML is the taper connection of area as is frequently the case in other implant systems.
the screw head inside the abutment. (Bibliography page 42, rif. 3)

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SURGICAL KITS

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CD surgical kit TD surgical kit

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Ø5-6p Ø6.3-6p
Drill Stop Ø2 - Ø2.7 - Ø3.1 - Ø3.6 - Ø3.9 Drill Stop Ø4.4 - Ø4.9
GREY GREY GREY GREY GREY GREY GREY GREY GREY

A A A A A A A A A

Drill Precision Ø2 Ø2.7 Ø3.1 Ø3.6 Ø3.9 Ø4.4 Ø4.9

Extension Using a smartphone, the

Ø7

Ø7
QR code printed on the box
Universe allows to display the surgical
42.0
protocol and download it
RED
Guide Pin
RED
Drivers Ex.1,26
RED RED RED
Implant Drivers
RED RED RED
from www.iml-ch.com
A A E E A A A A

H10 H15 H10 H15 H10 H15

RED RED

A Ed. 2020-00 A

Extractor Mua

There are two surgical kit of the UNIVERSE implant system: CD (cylindrical drill surgical protocol) and TD (tapered drill surgical protocol).
Surgical boxes are designed for maximum simplicility of use and made entirely of plastic materials suitable for steam sterilisation.
The instrument positions are clearly labelled in order to facilitate identification during the surgical operation and to correctly replace them after the maintenance
procedure. The silicon supports secure the instruments firmly during transportation and sterilisation.

The kit contains stops that allow drills to be used safely and they are suppy separately. Cylindrical drills and pilot drills are marked with indicators referring to implant
height and drill stops.

All IML surgical instruments are manufactured in Surgical Steel of the highest quality that offers the best performance in terms of wear
Piedini resistance
(opzionali), colore *and torque.
Feet (optional), colors*
To follow carefully the directions of the surgical and prosthetic protocol and the instructions for cleaning and maintenance of the products ensures the optimal long-
term performance and reliability for which products were designed.

Universe
CYLINDRICAL DRILL PROTOCOL

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 Tools
Universe CD box for surgical Drill stops kit for pilot drill
instruments (6 pcs) for Universe TD

BOX-UNCD STF-KIT

Universe TD box for surgical Drill extension
instruments

PR-FR
BOX-UNTD

Precision drill Guide pin
H

UN-PIN
ø 0.5 SFYS18
Conical drill
Cylindrical pilot drill Implant H
for Universe CD 6 8 10 11.5 13 15

Implant ø
3.4 FC34-6 FC34-8 FC34-10 FC34-11.5 FC34-13 FC34-15

4 FC40-6 FC40-8 FC40-10 FC40-11.5 FC40-13 FC40-15

Drill Ø

4.5 FC45-6 FC45-8 FC45-10 FC45-11.5 FC45-13 FC45-15

2.0 SFYS19
5 FC50-6 FC50-8 FC50-10 FC50-11.5 FC50-13 FC50-15

FC34-6 is designed for implant Ø4 h6

Cylindrical pilot drill
for Universe TD Red drill stops kit for drills
from Ø2 to Ø4 for
Universe CD
ø Drill

2.0 FL30-U
SFYS042

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Tools
Green drill stops kit for drills Dynamometric ratchet Smartpeg for implant
from Ø4.4 for Universe CD

DN-I SM-PEG
SFYS043

Torque range: 15-45 Ncm

Cylindrical drill Multitool remover for

Fixed ratchet abutment

2.7 SFYS21
CR-U IMESTR-U1
3.1 SFYS22
Multitool driver for straight
3.6 SFYS23
MUA
Ø

3.9 SFYS20
Multitool driver for screws

4.4 SFYS25 H

4.9 SFYS55 10 15
AMM-U

CCIV-10 CCIV-15
Implant driver for motor Motor driver for straight MUA

H
Digital adapter for multitool
10 15 driver
SFYS016
AVM-C AVM-L


SFYS051
Threadformer
Multitool implant driver
Motor driver for screws
H 3.4 MC34

10 15 25 H
4.0 MC40

Ø
6 12 17
CCIB-10 CCIB-15 CCIB-25 4.5 MC45

SFYS011 SFYS012 SFYS013
5.0 MC50

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 GUIDED SURGERY

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Since 2020 IML becomes official distributor of RealGUIDE Software by 3DIEMME.

Let’s see how it works:

In case a patient needs a fixed prosthesis on IML implants, his Dentist must acquire a 3D CBCT (cone beam computed tomography), a digital or conventional
impressions copy and his facial esthetics parameters, sharing the data and the treatment plan idea with his Dental Technician through the cloud platform with the
3DIEMME RealGUIDE Software on Windows and Mac operating systems, as well as iPad and iPhone.
Based on the data aquired by the dentist and following the online prescription integrated in the software, the Dental Technician reconstructs a 3D model
of the patient’s bone and soft tissue on which the ideal virtual position of the teeth is designed. This draft project is then shared through the cloud with
the implantologist who, using 3DIEMME RealGUIDE App on his iPad or iPhone, is able to proceed with the virtual positioning of dental implants, then
the digital project is shared through the cloud platform with the Dental Technician who proceeds with the digital modeling of the surgical guide and the
provisional prosthesis subsequently shared with the Dentist and the Implantologist. The team can discuss the clinical case through the secure chat.
If the design is approved, the dental technician produces the surgical guide and the provisional prosthesis with a 3D printer and a CAD-CAM milling machine and
delivers them to the implantologist who is ready to perform the surgery in a minimally invasive manner.

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SURGICAL PLANNING

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Surgical Planning
C
UNIT OF MEASUREMENT: mm D

A B C D E F G H G
IMPLANT SURFACE
CORE Ø THREAD Ø INTERFACE THREAD SWITCHING
CODE MEASURE IMPLANT Ø TREATMENT IMPLANT H
(Ø x H) AT TIP AT TIP Ø PITCH PLATFORM H
H

IM34-8 3.4 X 8 1.35 2.75 3.7 3.3 1.2 7.8 0.2 8

IM34-10 3.4 X 10 1.35 2.75 3.7 3.3 1.2 9.8 0.2 10
IM34- 3.4 X E
1.35 2.75 3.7 3.3 1.2 11.3 0.2 11.5
11.5 11.5
IM34-13 3.4 X 13 1.35 2.75 3.7 3.3 1.2 12.8 0.2 13
IM34-15 3.4 X 15 1.35 2.75 3.7 3.3 1.2 14.8 0.2 15 H F

IM40-6 4X6 1.95 2.9 4 3.6 1.2 6.1 0.9 7

IM40-8 4X8 1.45 3.15 4 3.6 1.2 7.8 0.2 8
IM40-10 4 X 10 1.45 3.15 4 3.6 1.2 9.8 0.2 10
IM40-
4 X 11.5 1.45 3.15 4 3.6 1.2 11.3 0.2 11.5
11.5
IM40-13 4 X 13 1.45 3.15 4 3.6 1.2 12.8 0.2 13
IM40-15 4 X 15 1.45 3.15 4 3.6 1.2 14.8 0.2 15

A
IM45-6 4.5 X 6 1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 6.1 0.9 7
B
IM45-8 4.5 X 8 1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 7.8 0.2 8
IM45-10 4.5 X 10 1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 9.8 0.2 10
IM45- 4.5 X Ø 2,88
1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 11.3 0.2 11.5 2,2
11.5 11.5
Cover screw included
IM45-13 4.5 X 13 1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 12.8 0.2 13
IM45-15 4.5 X 15 1.8 3.45 4.5 3.9 1.2 14.8 0.2 15

OPTIONAL: The cover

IM50-6 5X6 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 6.1 0.9 7
screw for bone ring can be
purchased separately IM50-8 5X8 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 7.8 0.2 8
IM50-10 5 X 10 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 9.8 0.2 10
IM50-
5 X 11.5 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 11.3 0.2 11.5
11.5
IM50-13 5 X 13 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 12.8 0.2 13
IM50-15 5 X 15 2.2 3.8 5 4.2 1.3 14.8 0.2 15

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 Preparation (Cylindrical drill surgical protocol)

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CD Surgical Protocol

The Universe CD Surgical Protocol has been developed to provide surgeons

with indications on how to choose the most suitable instruments for implant
site preparation, depending on the type of bone.
However, it is the duty of the surgeon to apply the most appropriate surgical
protocol on the basis of his/her experience and following a thorough
assessment of the clinical situation of the individual patient.
For the preparation of the implant site, IML has developed cylindrical drills
with a tapered tip and depth marks in accordance with the length of the
implant; they can be used with drill stops.
In case of dense D1 bone, adequate cortical bone preparation is essential
in order to allow the implant to be inserted smoothly in the bone.

Fig. example of CD drilling sequence in dense bone of implant Ø3.4 h10

Consult the complete surgical protocol at www.iml-ch.com
IMPORTANT:
- Drills prepare the site 0.7 mm more than the height of the implant.
- The implant is supplied complete with cover screw
- Recommended torque max: 45 Ncm

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 Preparation (Tapered drill surgical protocol)

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TD Surgical Protocol 1° step 2° step 3° step

Precision drill Pilot drill Ø2 Drill Ø3.4

The Universe TD Surgical Protocol has been developed to provide the

surgeon with the most appropriate tools for bone compliance, and is also
simple and practical.
The preparation of the implant site for the Universe implant is completed in Implant Ø3.4
3 simple steps, after which the implant can be inserted easily:

Precision drill Pilot drill Ø2 Drill Ø4.0

Implant Ø4

Precision drill Pilot drill Ø2 Drill Ø4.5

Fig. example of TD drilling sequence of implant Ø4 h10

The preparation of the implant site is performed by tapered drills that

optimise the bone available to place the implant, without waste. Implant Ø4.5
These drills are sized at the core of each single diameter and height of the
implant to facilitate the drilling protocol reducing it to three simple steps.
The particular tip shape guides the progressive advancement, respecting
the bone and preparing a customized site. However, it is the duty of the Precision drill Pilot drill Ø2 Drill Ø5.0
surgeon to choose the most appropriate surgical protocol based on his or
her experience following a thorough assessment of the individual patient’s
clinical situation.
IMPORTANT:
- Drills prepare the site 0.3 mm more than the height of the implant. Implant Ø5
- The implant is supplied complete with cover screw
- Recommended torque max: 45 Ncm

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PROSTHETIC PLANNING

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Impression taking

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 Lab components
Open tray impression coping (*) Implant replica

ø U TRA-U ø U ANI-U

Slim open tray impression coping (*)

ø U TRA-SL

Bridge open tray impression coping (*)

ø U TRA-P

Closed tray impression coping (*)

ø U TRA-C

Tear-off closed tray impression coping

ø U TRA-S

(*) Connection screw included.

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 Restoration

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 Prosthetic parts

Healing screw
H 15° angled peek temporary abutment (*)
1 2 3 4 5
H

U MGIU-1 MGIU-2 MGIU-3 MGIU-4 MGIU-5 0

Ø

U MIU15-100

Ø
Shift healing screw
H

1 2 3 4 5
Temporary straight abutment (*)
U MGIU-21 MGIU-22 MGIU-23 MGIU-24 MGIU-25
Ø

0
Slim healing screw
U MDIU-101

Ø
U MGIU-0
Ø

Spare
Connecting screw for peek and temporary
abutment
Bridge peek healing screw (*)

VT-K

U MGIU-99
Ø

Straight abutment (*)

Peek temporary straight abutment (*)
H

H 0

0
Ø U MDIU-0
U MDIU-100
Ø

(*) Connection screw included.

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 Prosthetic parts

15° angled abutment (*)

Aesthetic straight abutment (*) H
H
0
1 2 3 4
U MIU15-0

Ø
ø U MDIU-1 MDIU-2 MDIU-3 MDIU-4

Aesthetic 15° angled abutment (*)

Shift aesthetic straight abutment (*) H
H
1 2 3
1 2 3 4
ø U MIU15-1 MIU15-2 MIU15-3
ø U MDIU-21 MDIU-22 MDIU-23 MDIU-24

Slim straight abutment (*) Aesthetic 25° angled abutment (*)

H H

0 0 1 2 3

U MDIU-013 ø U MIU25-0 MIU25-1 MIU25-2 MIU25-3

Ø

Flat to flat straight abutment (*) Shift aesthetic 15° angled abutment (*)
H

1 2 3

ø U MIU15-21 MIU15-22 MIU15-23

U MDIU-99
Ø

(*) Connection screw included.

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 Prosthetic parts XL prosthetic parts

Non rotating Cr/Co base calcinable abutment (*)

XL healing screw
H
H
1 2 3 4
1
ø U MGIU-XL1 MGIU-XL2 MGIU-XL3 MGIU-XL4
U MDIU-70
Ø

XL aesthetic straight abutment (*)

Rotating Cr/Co base calcinable abutment (*) H

1 2 3 4
H
ø U MDIU-XL1 MDIU-XL2 MDIU-XL3 MDIU-XL4
1

U MDIU-71
Ø

XL aesthetic 15° angled abutment (*)

H

Calcinable non rotating abutment (*) 1 2 3

H
ø U MIU15-XL1 MIU15-XL2 MIU15-XL3

U CALI-U
Ø

Connecting screw for abutment

Spare

VT-P

(*) Connection screw included. (*) Connection screw included.

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 MUA positioning

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MUA

Straight MUA
H

1 2 3 4 5

Ø U CDIU-1 CDIU-2 CDIU-3 CDIU-4 CDIU-5

Shift straight MUA

H

1 2 3 4 5

Ø U CDIU-21 CDIU-22 CDIU-23 CDIU-24 CDIU-25

17° angled MUA (*)

H

3 4

Ø U CIU17-3 CIU17-4

30° angled MUA (*)

H

3 4 5

Ø U CIU30-3 CIU30-4 CIU30-5

(*) Connection screw included.

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 MUA impression taking

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MUA lab components

MUA open tray impression coping (*)

SFYP076

OPTIONAL:
Long screw for MUA impression coping

20

SFYV011

MUA replica

SFYP077

(*) Connection screw included.

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 MUA restoration

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MUA prosthetic parts

MUA healing cap (*) MUA calcinable cylinder (*)

SFYP075 SFYP079

MUA peek temporary cylinder (*) Spare M1.4 connecting screw for MUA
prosthetic parts

SFYP101
SFYV009

Max 15 Ncm

MUA titanium cylinder (*)

SFYP078

MUA Cr/Co base calcinable

cylinder (*)

SFYP100

(*) Connection screw included.

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CAD CAM DIGITAL DENTISTRY

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CAD CAM impression taking CAD CAM lab components

Scan body ØU (*)

ø U MDIU-80

CAD-CAM Implant replica ØU

ø U ANI-CAD

(*) Connection screw included.

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 CAD CAM restoration CAD CAM prosthetic parts

Non rotating TBase abutment (*)

0.5 1 2

ø U MDIU-50 MDIU-51 MDIU-52

Rotating TBase abutment (*)

0.5 1 2

ø U MDIU-56 MDIU-53 MDIU-54

Premilled (*)

11.5 16

ø U MDIU-60 MDIU-61

(*) Connection screw included.

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CAD CAM, MUA impression taking CAD CAM, MUA lab components

MUA scan body (*)

SFYP147

CAD-CAM MUA replica (*)

SFYP149

CAD-CAM fixing screw for implant

Spare replica

SFYV031

(*) Connection screw included.

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CAD CAM, MUA restoration CAD CAM, MUA prosthetic parts

MUA Tbase abutment (*)

SFYP148

Spare M1.4 connecting screw for MUA prosthetic parts

SFYV009

Max 15 Ncm

(*) Connection screw included.

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OVERDENTURE SOLUTIONS

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 Overdenture solutions

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Overdenture prosthetic parts, lab components

Large ball abutment Flexator straight abutment

H H

1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4

ø U OTKIU-1 OTKIU-2 OTKIU-3 OTKIU-4

ø U MDIU-201 MDIU-202 MDIU-203 MDIU-204

Flexator impression coping

Titanium closed cap for large ball
H

4.1

SFYP062 SFYP164

Flexator replica
Titanium open cap for large ball
H

2.6
SFYP165
SFYP063
Flexator block out spacer - white

O-ring (10 pcs) SFYP162

Spare
Flexator mid cap for lab - black
GOM-I

SFYP161

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 Overdenture prosthetic parts, lab components

Flexator propack 0°- 20° Flexator mid cap HR 0°-20° - transparent

SFYP166 SFYP156

Flexator propack 20°- 40° Flexator mid cap ZR 20°-40° - grey

SFYP167 SFYP157

Flexator titanium cap Flexator mid cap LR 20°-40° - red

SFYP163 SFYP158

Flexator mid cap LR 0°-20° - blue Flexator mid cap MR 20°-40° - orange

SFYP154 SFYP159

Flexator mid cap MR 0°-20° - pink Flexator mid cap HR 20°-40° - green

SFYP155 SFYP160

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Flexator tools

Flexator guide pin

SFYS068

Flexator 3-in-1 universal driver

SFYS067

Multitool driver for flexator

H

6 12

SFYS065 SFYS066

Motor driver for flexator

H

6 12

SFYS063 SFYS064

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PACKAGING

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Packaging

IML’s packaging process is performed in compliance with the standards set by the EC 93/42 Directive, which guarantee the sterilisation shelf-life. The IML
implants are sterilised by beta rays.
The implants are packaged in a ABS container that, in turn, is placed inside a plastic container safety seal cap. Then the plastic container is placed inside a
cardboard box bearing a removable label, bearing the implant information details. Further two copies of the label are into the cardboard box, to be placed
on the implant passport and on the patient’s medical record sheet.

Grey ABS implant The transparent grey The cardboard box (3.5
system stopper and fumè Polypropylene x 6.2 x 3.5 cm) must be
red ABS cover screw (PP) container is stored in a dry place at
stopper are carefully closed with a white room temperature.
washed and dried. Polypropylene (PP)
The dental implant is stopper with a safety
contained in titanium seal.
spacers.

Diameter Lenght
Name of product
Product code

UNIVERSE CONICAL IMPLANT Ø4.0 H10

UNIVERSE IMPIANTO CONICO Ø4.0 H10
IM40-10 LOT 008423 Lot number
Sterilized device 2024-05 Use by YYYY-MM

Warning, please
0425
read enclosed documents IML SA, via Moree,16 -6850 Mendrisio - (Switzerland)

Manufacturer All IML ’s products are CE in compliance with

Do not
re-sterilize the Directive 93/42/CEE.
Single-use device

Do not use
if packaging is
damaged

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ABOUT US

The Swiss company IML SA Swiss Dental

Implants was founded in 2009 by a close-
knit team of professionals with twenty-year
experience in the dental industry, especially
dealing with implants.
Its engineers continuously strive to find effective
solutions for new implantology needs, ones that
meet the expectations of the most demanding
professionals.
Main aim: to offer oral implantology that is
Simple, Safe and Stable through time.
These “3Ss” summarise the guidelines the
Company has established for its own standards
and are pursued in every action it takes every
day.

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Men, materials and machines

Only the best raw materials, the most advanced technology, and the best
professional.
These secrets of IML guarantee excellent products, free from
manufacturing defects.

• Super-skilled operators able to develop a man-machine relationship able

to optimise the features of their tools to achieve maximum performance
• Top quality titanium for medical use. grade 4 for implants and grade
5 for prostheses. IML titanium is exclusively imported from the United
States, is guaranteed free from manufacturing defects and radioactivity
• Mechanical production using latest generation sliding head machines

Mechanical excellence

How important is it for the mechanical work in the connection of an

implant or in the head of a screw to be well-executed?

Just as important as it is that the abutment remains well screwed to the

implant.
IML is fully aware of the issues generated by all types of production defects
and knows how to resolve them, and above all, it knows how to obtain,
and systematically repeat, a PERFECT MECHANICAL EXECUTION.
For example, IML guarantees 5 thousandths of a millimeter tolerance on
the measure of the hexagonal connection of the implent, on every single
implant.

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 Quality checks

Control of quality or quality control? A play on words, useful in

explaining that checking is not enough for IML.
Control in IML is synonymous with uncompromising elimination of
all those components that present the slightest imperfection even
if only aesthetic.
It means making a commitment to selling only very specific
components in order to be “as precise as the Swiss”.
It means that we must fully take on the cost of this commitment
both pursued and maintained ethically and proudly by IML and by
taking the patient’s health and the surgeon’s skills into consideration.

Process:

• Identification of each individual component’s critical points

• Drafting documents with a list of the critical points specific to

each individual component indicating the sequence of checks to
be carried out

• Over 30 checks are performed on 100% of the components

manufactured in the various manufacturing phases:
- Dimensional controls
- Removal of burrs and dross
- Functional tests to remove non-perfect components are performed
on 100% of the components

• The operator signs off each check to certify that he or she accepts
responsibility for the checks made

• Regular laboratory analyses check conformity of implant surfaces

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General sale terms

VALIDITY
This catalogue is the 2019_1 edition and replaces any previous editions.

EXCLUSION OF RESPONSIBILITY
The dental implants manufactured by IML SA (hereinafter also “IML”) and other IML medical devices may be used only with original IML components and instruments, following the instructions provided inside the package. The use of devices
manufactured by other companies or manufactured by IML, but not belonging to the same implant line shall invalidate the warranty and terminate any explicit or implicit obligation of IML.
The clinical protocols provide the practitioner with a reference guide and shall not be construed as an alternative to the user’s training and professional experience.
The practitioner using IML medical devices must ensure that device being used is suited to the patient and to existing circumstances. IML does not acknowledge any explicit or implicit responsibility, nor shall it have any responsibility for any direct,
indirect, criminal or other damage deriving from or associated with any mistakes in professional judgements, in the practical application or insertion of IML products. The practitioner is also under the obligation to keep up-to-date at all times with the most
recent developments and applications of IML medical devices.
Any descriptions of the products, depictions, illustrations in catalogues, illustrative and sales materials, price lists or other informative documents issued and distributed by IML in any form are provided only for explicative purposes. The Purchaser
acknowledges that he/she does not purchase the products on the basis of such descriptions and/or illustrations.

PRODUCTS MODIFICATIONS
The images of the products shown in the catalogues, and in all IML publications, are for illustrative purposes only.
IML reserves the right, at any time and at its sole discretion, to make changes to the products, codes and descriptions without obligation of notice.

COPYRIGHT AND TRADEMARKS

Protection of privacy pursuant to law. It is strictly prohibited to copy or publish all or any part of this catalogue without the written authorisation of IML in any paper and electronic form.

ORDER PLACEMENT
IML dental implants and medical devices can be ordered by quoting the product code and desired quantity, in the following ways:

Telephone: 0041 (0) 916001310 Mon – Fri 09:00-13:00 / 14:00-17:00, E-mail: [email protected]

PRODUCT SHIPMENTS
Except in the event of force majeure, goods will be shipped to the address indicated by the client according to the terms indicated by the supplier at the time of acceptance of the order.

RETURNED MATERIALS
The right to have purchased products replaced may be exercised within 5 working days from the products delivery date and must be pre-authorised by IML in writing. The right to replacement shall be cancelled in the event the product integrity
(packaging and/or its content) is compromised. For example in the cases in which IML observes:
- that the package has been opened
- that the package has been damaged (even if still sealed)
- that the product has been damaged other than for transportation.
If IML does not accept to replace the product, it will return it, charging shipment costs to the Purchaser.

PRICES
The values indicated in the offi cial price list are net of VAT, transport costs and any bank charges for payment collection. Unless previously agreed otherwise, prices charged will be the ones indicated in the offi cial price list in force at the time of the order
acceptance.

CHANGES TO THE PRODUCTS AND PRICES

IML reserves the right to make changes to the products contained in this catalogue and to their prices or to discontinue their production at any time, without having to give prior notice.

APPLICABLE LAW AND JURISDICTION

These Sales Terms shall be governed and interpreted according to Swiss Civil Code and the exclusive place of jurisdiction shall be the courts of Lugano.

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Do not hesitate to contact us for a date.

Distance by car from airports:

• Lugano Agno (LUG) - Switzerland > 22 km - 25 min
• Milan Malpensa (MXP) - Italy > 57 km - 45 min
• Milan Linate (LIN) - Italy > 72 km - 60 min
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