| L / Ø | Ø3.0 (slim) | Ø3.5 | Ø3.75 | Ø4.2 | Ø5.0 |
| 6mm | ——– | ——– | R3706 | R4206 | R5006 |
| 8mm | ——– | R3508 | R3708 | R4208 | R5008 |
| 10mm | R3010 | R3510 | R3710 | R4210 | R5010 |
| 11.5mm | R3011 | R3511 | R3711 | R4211 | R5011 |
| 13mm | R3013 | R3513 | R3713 | R4213 | R5013 |
| 16mm | ——– | R3516 | R3716 | R4216 | R5016 |
RBM Spiral Dental Implant
GDT RBM Implant is an internal hex spiral dental implant designed to deliver high primary stability using the same proven macro design as the MOR Implant, combined with RBM surface treatment. It features a tapered body with a spiral thread design and self-drilling, self-tapping capability to improve bone engagement and condensation during insertion. The RBM Implant supports predictable osseointegration and is suitable for routine placement as well as protocols that include immediate placement or augmentation when clinically appropriate. The RBM Implant is also available in a Slim Internal Hexagon 2.0mm connection with a Ø3.0mm diameter, addressing cases that require a narrower implant profile.
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Implant Features
The RBM Implant features an Internal Hexagon 2.42 mm connection for diameters Ø3.5 mm, Ø3.75 mm, Ø4.2 mm, and Ø5.0 mm, supporting precise prosthetic engagement and predictable restorative workflows. A slim option is also available with a Slim Internal Hexagon 2.0 mm connection in a Ø3.0 mm diameter, addressing cases that require a narrower implant profile while maintaining stability and restorative predictability.
RBM implant body combines a tapered profile with a spiral design to support stability at placement and predictable handling across different clinical situations. This geometry provides optimal soft tissue support, enhances primary stability, and improves bone condensation during placement, creating a stable foundation for restorative workflows.
RBM Implant features aggressive apical threads are designed for decisive engagement where initial fixation is critical. This thread geometry supports stability in immediate extraction sockets, in poor bone quality, and in protocols planned for immediate loading when clinically appropriate.
RBM stands for Resorbable Blast Media, a surface treatment that creates a rough, hydrophilic implant surface while avoiding residual embedded blast particles or debris. The process blasts the implant with carefully selected hardened particles based on Hydroxyapatite and calcium phosphate formulations, then applies a controlled passivation step that dissolves the blasting media from the surface. By consistently achieving a surface roughness of Ra 1.2 to 1.5, RBM produces a rougher surface compared to traditional acid etching methods. This increased roughness expands surface area and supports stronger implant to bone contact, improving biological fixation and retention characteristics for predictable osseointegration.
Sizes & Drilling Protocol
2 Connection Options Available
•Internal Hex 2.42mm
• Slim Internal Hex 2.0mm
* The suggested drilling protocol is a recommendation only and does not replace the clinician’s judgment
Package Content
Surgical Kits
Streamline implant procedures with organized surgical kits built for consistency and control. Featuring essential drills, drivers, and tools in an autoclavable case, each kit is labeled for efficient instrument return and designed to support precise, predictable placement across a wide range of indications.
Digital Solutions
Support a complete digital workflow with key restorative components designed for reliable digital impression capture and virtual model creation. Combined with our CAD/CAM libraries, these solutions help improve accuracy, restoration outcomes, and simplify case planning.
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Testimonials
Dr. Elias Achey
Michigan, USA
Dr. Jared Van Ittersum
Michigan, USA
Dr. Julissa Mendez
New Jersey, USA
Dr. Emin Orujov
Baku, Azerbaijan
Dr. Daniel Shtern
New Jersey, USA
Dr. Jorge Pacheco
Espinho, Portugal
Dr. Mirela Gjoni
Tirane, Albania
Dr. Jonathan Rabanipour
New York, USA
Dr. Georgi Mendez
New Jersey, USA
Mrs. Evelyn Juarez
Guatemala
FAQs
What is the RBM surface treatment and how does it benefit dental implant stability?
RBM stands for Resorbable Blast Media, a surface treatment that creates a rough and hydrophilic implant surface without leaving residual embedded particles. By achieving a controlled surface roughness in the Ra 1.2–1.5 range, the RBM surface increases implant-to-bone contact, supports strong biological fixation, and promotes predictable osseointegration for long-term dental implant stability.
How does the GDT RBM Implant differ from the MOR Implant?
The GDT RBM Implant and MOR Implant share the same proven macro design, including a tapered body, spiral thread design, aggressive apical threads, and a self-tapping system. The primary difference lies in the surface treatment: RBM uses a Resorbable Blast Media surface, while MOR features an SLA surface, allowing clinicians to choose the surface technology that best fits their clinical preference.
In which cases is the slim RBM dental implant indicated?
The slim RBM Implant, with a Ø3.0 mm diameter and a Slim Internal Hexagon 2.0 mm connection, is intended for dental implant cases with limited bone volume or reduced mesiodistal space. It allows for more conservative treatment planning while maintaining stability and predictable restorative outcomes.
How does the round apex design support safer dental implant placement near sensitive anatomy?
The RBM Implant features a round apex that supports controlled insertion and added stability during placement. This design helps protect the sinus from perforation and minimizes the risk of anatomical structure damage, which is especially relevant when planning a dental implant close to sensitive anatomical areas.
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