Osstem Implant Australia

Osstem Implant Australia Osstem Implant is a global leader in total dental implant solution.

We manufacture and distribute high quality dental products in more than 50 countries across the globe through subsidiary companies and distributors. Ranked 1st in Asia-Pacific and Korean markets and 6th globally, we are one of the fastest growing dental implant companies, expanding its presence in the dental markets worldwide. Osstem Implant offers its customers a comprehensive range of scientific-based and clinically-tested dental solutions, for all indications, from single tooth to edentulous.

Only 2 spots remaining for the Osstem + Mandic live surgery programme. ⏳5 surgery days in Brazil. 15–25 live implant pla...
28/04/2026

Only 2 spots remaining for the Osstem + Mandic live surgery programme. ⏳

5 surgery days in Brazil. 15–25 live implant placements per participant. A university hospital setting ranked #1 in healthcare education in Brazil — not a rented clinic space.

AUD $20,000 all-inclusive: accommodation, meals, transport, workshop + 10 SOI implants ($6,600 value included).

Level 1 or Level 2 placement based on your experience. Real patients. Real cases.

→ Swipe for the full programme breakdown.
📩 DM or email edu@osstem.com.au to register today.

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TS III or TS IV — do you know which one to reach for? 🦷Getting this right changes the predictability of your outcome. Sw...
24/04/2026

TS III or TS IV — do you know which one to reach for? 🦷

Getting this right changes the predictability of your outcome. Swipe through for the full side-by-side breakdown — and save this for your next treatment planning session.

The short version:
→TS III — Your go-to for standard cases. Normal to moderately soft bone (Type I–III), single tooth anterior/posterior, standard extraction socket sites.
→TS IV — When the case is more demanding. Soft bone (Type III–IV), immediate post-extraction placement, maxillary sinus cases, wide molar sites, or where high initial stability is critical.

Both share triple-thread design for fast insertion and internal hex connection — the key difference is the taper angle (1.5° vs 6°) and what that means for each bone type.

Not sure which is right for your case? DM us or call 02 9889 2675 — our product specialists are ready to help. 👇

Follow for more product comparisons and clinical decision guides.

12 years. Zero complications. Bone density actually increased. 📊Dr Zhang Qing’s 12-year Osstem clinical case is one of t...
23/04/2026

12 years. Zero complications. Bone density actually increased. 📊

Dr Zhang Qing’s 12-year Osstem clinical case is one of the most compelling long-term rehabilitation journeys you’ll see.

Initial situation: Bilateral posterior teeth missing in both the maxilla and mandible. Patient unable to eat.

Swipe to follow the full journey — from 2014 diagnosis to 2026 present day. →

22/04/2026

🎉 Twenty years of shared growth, innovation, and trust.

Osstem Implant is proud to mark 20 years in the Chinese dental market — a journey made possible by the clinicians, partners, and patients who have chosen to grow with us.

From our earliest days in China to becoming a trusted name in implant dentistry across the region, every step has been shaped by the dedication of those who believe that better dental care changes lives.

We don’t take 20 years for granted. Thank you to every clinician, technician, and patient who has been part of this story — you are the reason we keep innovating.

Here’s to the next chapter. 🌏💛

Here’s the full 9-step workflow for completing a TruAbutment ioConnect All-On-X case using 3Shape TRIOS — from setup to ...
15/04/2026

Here’s the full 9-step workflow for completing a TruAbutment ioConnect All-On-X case using 3Shape TRIOS — from setup to sending to the lab.

1. Activate the All-on-X workflow — select a bridge with 4+ implants, mark implant and pontic teeth
2. Select the TruAbutment ioConnect™ dedicated workflow
3. Scan the lower provisional using standard strategy — capture enough gingiva for trimming
4. Scan the antagonist arch
5. Scan the buccal bite with temporary restoration in place
6. Trim away the provisional using the automatic trim tool in the HS cap scan step
7. Place HC scan caps and scan, ensuring full coverage of each cap and surrounding soft tissue
8. Insert ioConnect flags and scan — capture full hexagon shape on each scan body
9. Post-process and send the completed case to the lab

Save this carousel for your next digital full arch case. 👇

Want to learn more about the full digital full-arch workflow? DM us or send us an email — link in bio.

Follow for more step-by-step clinical guides.

One of the most common questions we get from Australian clinicians: “TS III or TS IV — which one do I use?”The answer de...
14/04/2026

One of the most common questions we get from Australian clinicians: “TS III or TS IV — which one do I use?”

The answer depends on the case in front of you. Here’s how to think about it:

→ TS III — Your go-to for standard cases. Normal to moderately soft bone (Type I–III), single tooth anterior/posterior, standard extraction socket sites.
→ TS IV — When the case is more demanding. Soft bone (Type III–IV), immediate post-extraction placement, maxillary sinus cases, wide molar sites, or where high initial stability is critical.

Both implants share triple-thread design for fast insertion and an internal hex connection. The key differentiator is the taper angle — 1.5° in the TS III for standard bone, and 6° in the TS IV for enhanced initial stability in softer or more demanding sites.

📅 Save this post as a quick-reference guide for your next case planning session.

💬 Tell us: which case type do you find most challenging when it comes to implant selection? Drop it in the comments — we’d love to hear from the community.

Not sure which system is right for your next case? Our product specialists are here to help.
📞 Call 02 9889 2675 | 💬 DM us on Instagram

🚨 2 SEATS LEFT — Osstem Brazil Live Surgery CourseYou’ve watched enough videos. It’s time to hold the handpiece.5 days. ...
13/04/2026

🚨 2 SEATS LEFT — Osstem Brazil Live Surgery Course
You’ve watched enough videos. It’s time to hold the handpiece.
5 days. Real patients. Real surgeries. Real mentorship — at Brazil’s #1 ranked dental institution.
Every patient pre-screened by Mandic University Hospital. Every case followed through to restoration by their expert faculty. This isn’t a demo. This is the operating room.
📅 11–18 July 2026
💰 $20,000 AUD (GST inclusive)
📍 Mandic University, Campinas, Brazil
Package includes 7 nights accommodation, all meals, airport transfers, daily transport & 10 x SOI implants (valued at $6,600).
Only 2 spots remain. Once they’re gone, they’re gone.
👉 Secure your seat now — edu@osstem.com.au | 02 9889 2675

10/04/2026

The energy in that room was something else. 🌏
The Osstem World Meeting brought together implant clinicians from across the globe — and we were lucky enough to be part of it.
From live surgery sessions to hands-on workshops and world-class speakers, this is what happens when the best in the business gather in one place.
See you at the next one. 👊
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Follow to stay across upcoming events, CPD courses, and clinical education.
🔗 Link in bio for upcoming Osstem Australia events.

Is your patient ready for an implant — or do they need a bone graft first?It's one of the most important clinical questi...
09/04/2026

Is your patient ready for an implant — or do they need a bone graft first?
It's one of the most important clinical questions in implant dentistry, and getting it wrong can cost your patient time, money, and outcomes.

Our latest Educational Series post breaks down the 5 key signs that indicate a patient needs a bone graft before implant placement:
✅ Insufficient ridge width (less than 6mm)
✅ Vertical bone deficiency (more than 4mm loss)
✅ Post-extraction socket defects
✅ Sinus pneumatisation (less than 5mm residual bone height)
✅ Failed previous implant site
Each sign comes with a clinical tip to help you manage the case with confidence — including how Osstem's bone graft products and Sinus lift Kit can support more predictable outcomes.

👉 Browse our full bone grafting range at the Osstem Australia eshop: https://denall.com.au/regenerative/
💬 We'd love to hear from you — which of these signs do you encounter most often in practice? Drop your answer in the comments below.
Follow our page for weekly educational content designed for Australian dental professionals.

5 clinical takeaways from our latest CPD. 🎯Immediate loading. Digital accuracy. Bone preservation. Prosthetic simplifica...
09/04/2026

5 clinical takeaways from our latest CPD. 🎯

Immediate loading. Digital accuracy. Bone preservation. Prosthetic simplification.Patient communication.

Every slide is worth a swipe. Save it for your next case. 👇
Missed it? Upcoming course dates in bio.

Tag the colleague who always asks, ‘When’s the next course?’ 😂

Does your patient actually need a bone graft? 🦷Swipe through to spot the 5 clinical signs before you book that implant p...
07/04/2026

Does your patient actually need a bone graft? 🦷
Swipe through to spot the 5 clinical signs before you book that implant procedure. Save this post — you’ll want it at the chair.

Sign #1 — Insufficient ridge width (4mm loss)
Sign #3 — Post-extraction socket defects
Sign #4 — Sinus pneumatisation (

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