Patent Symbionic Teeth
Patent™ Symbionic Teeth. The Next Generation in Tooth Replacement.
03/07/2026
Symbionic Teeth vs. dental implants – what‘s the difference?
❌ integrate only with the jawbone.
✅ also form a mucosal defense barrier by bonding with the surrounding soft tissue.
✅ This defense barrier protects the tissue from plaque migration – the key driver of inflammation in dental implants.
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Witness around a Symbionic Tooth in a high-risk patient!
Dr. Roland Glauser restored the edentulous site 35 with a Patent™ Symbionic Tooth in a patient presenting multiple risk factors for traditional dental implant treatment: smoking, diabetes, polypharmacy, and poor oral hygiene.
✅ Despite these challenging conditions, the soft tissue remained healthy and stable 4.5 years after insertion, with shallow probing depths comparable to those of healthy natural teeth. This is made possible by the mucosal defense barrier that forms around Symbionic Teeth, protecting the surrounding tissue from plaque migration.
✅ Outcomes like these demonstrate why represent the next generation of solutions.
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Witness the exceptional soft-tissue vitality of firsthand!
In this clinical case by German specialist Prof. Jürgen Becker, healthy mucosa naturally grew along the collar of the inserted Symbionic Tooth toward the crown over time.
✅ Within just 16 months, the initially exposed collar surface became completely covered – without the need for grafting procedures.
A key factor behind this remarkable soft-tissue response is the mucosal defense barrier of Symbionic Teeth. By protecting surrounding tissue from plaque migration and bacterial invasion, it supports long-term and stability – ensuring outcomes that last.
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