The MAER Implant: A Spiral Design Built for Maximum Primary Stability

Discover TOV Implant's MAER — a self-tapping spiral implant with internal hex connection, engineered for primary stability and immediate implantation protocols.

Among the decisions that shape the success of an implant rehabilitation, the choice of implant itself remains central — especially when primary stability determines the protocol you can safely apply. TOV Implant's MAER was designed with exactly this in mind: an optimized spiral geometry, a reliable internal connection, and the versatility to fit both conventional and immediate-loading protocols.

A Design Built Around Primary Stability

The MAER stands out through its progressive-pitch spiral thread, engineered to maximize bone anchorage right from insertion. Its self-drilling, self-tapping design reduces the number of preparation steps, limits bone stress during placement, and supports the high primary stability that's often decisive when you're considering early loading or immediate post-extraction implantation.

Technical Specifications

• Connection: Internal Hex, for even load distribution across occlusal forces and a reliable implant-prosthetic interface
• Available diameters: Ø 3 mm (Slim), 3.5 mm, 3.75 mm, 4.2 mm, and 5 mm — covering most anatomical situations, from narrow ridges to sites with favorable bone volume
• Material: Medical-grade Titanium Grade V (Ti-6Al-4V), biocompatible and a reference standard in implantology for its mechanical strength and tissue integration
• Surface: Sandblasted, large-grit, acid-etched (SLA) treatment, which increases the bone-implant contact surface and supports osseointegration

The Placement Protocol

The MAER's drilling sequence is progressive and calibrated to preserve bone quality throughout site preparation. The implant's self-drilling nature typically reduces the number of drills needed compared to a conventional protocol, simplifying the procedure without compromising precision.

On insertion, the spiral thread generates controlled bone compression that directly contributes to primary stability — a key factor if you're planning immediate temporization. The Internal Hex connection then makes precise placement of prosthetic components (abutments, multi-unit, CAD/CAM elements) straightforward, with reproducible positioning from one session to the next.

MAER works equally well in one-stage or two-stage surgical protocols, giving you the freedom to adapt the timing to the clinical case rather than the other way around.

Why Add MAER to Your Practice

Beyond its clinical reliability, MAER answers a simple logic: a wide diameter range under a single reference, a standardized connection that simplifies your component inventory, and a design that reduces chair time without sacrificing precision. Paired with TOV Implant's prosthetic components and surgical kits, it fits into a coherent workflow — from drilling to final restoration.

Manufactured and distributed directly by TOV Implant — CE certified (0482), ISO 13485, FDA 510(k) — MAER comes with a lifetime warranty and worldwide availability, without the delays or markups that come with intermediaries.