Engineered For The Zygomatic Bone. Built For The Most Complex Cases.
Revolutionizing Maxillofacial SolutionsZygomatic implants are a tailored solution for patients facing insufficient bone volume in the maxillary region. Strategically angled to engage and fuse with the dense zygomatic bone, they address the unique challenges of a severely atrophic maxilla — providing a secure, stable foundation without the need for bone grafting.
- 16° Morse Taper connection — high mechanical strength
- DAE surface — double acid-etched apex and platform
- Lengths 30mm–60mm — 13 options in 2.5mm increments
Macrogeometry Built For High Primary Stability
Every detail of the Zygomatic implant is designed for predictable anchorage in dense zygomatic bone.
Condensing Variable Thread Design
Variable-pitch condensing threads compact bone as the implant advances, favoring high insertion torque and strong primary stability in dense zygomatic bone.
16° Morse Taper Connection
The internal conical connection generates high mechanical strength, with the implant's platform angle delivered through abutments specific to each restorative line.
Double Flutes & Self-Tapping Apex
An asymmetric thread profile with double flutes and a sharp, self-tapping apex facilitates implant insertion — providing optimal results even in severe cases of maxillary resorption.
DAE Surface Treatment
Machined titanium with a double acid-etched (DAE) apex and platform, plus a smooth, polished cervical surface that facilitates easy cleaning and reduces biofilm buildup.
Why Clinicians Choose Zygomatic
A predictable path to full-arch rehabilitation for patients who aren't candidates for conventional implants.
Avoidance of Bone Grafting
Anchors directly in the zygomatic bone, eliminating the need for bone grafting procedures in cases of severe maxillary bone loss.
Immediate Function
In many cases allows for immediate loading, so prosthetic teeth can be attached shortly after implant placement.
Single-Stage Surgery
Typically performed in a single surgical stage — more convenient for patients than multi-stage protocols.
Stability & Strength
Anchors into the dense zygomatic bone, offering excellent stability where the native maxilla is insufficient.
Reduced Treatment Time
Eliminating grafting and enabling immediate function significantly shortens overall treatment time.
Restoration of Facial Aesthetics
Supports prosthetic teeth that help fill out facial structure and restore a natural smile.
One Platform. A Full Range of Lengths.
A single 4.0mm thread and platform diameter, available across thirteen lengths for total flexibility in treatment planning.
Diameter
Lengths
Connection
Material & Surface
Part Number Reference
Every length available in the Zygomatic-DAE line, Ø4.0mm platform.
DAE = Double Acid-Etched surface (non-HA). Visit the S.I.N. 360 eshop for current pricing and availability.
Mechanical Performance You Can Rely On
Implant and abutment assemblies are validated against ISO 14801 (fatigue) and ISO/TS 13498 (torsion) standards.
*S.I.N. offers a lifetime warranty on implants and a 5-year warranty on prosthetic components. Mechanical testing performed on implant + multi-unit abutment assemblies per ISO 14801 / ISO 13498; minimum values for approval are 180N (fatigue) and 120 N.cm (torsion). See S.I.N.'s warranty terms for full details.
Zygomatic Surgical Kit (KZ 01)
A complete, purpose-built kit for the full drilling sequence — from initial marking to final implant insertion.
- DLC-coated lance & helical drills
- Round diamond bur & diamond drill
- Titanium depth probe
- Hand driver, hex driver & long/medium drivers
- Connector & long handpieces
- Sterilization-resistant organizing tray
Kit Reference
Prosthetic Components
A full family of multi-unit abutments and restorative hardware for single-stage, full-arch rehabilitation.
Multi-unit conical abutments are machined from titanium alloy and gold-anodized, with a locking torque of 20 N.cm. Straight and angled options — including a low-profile 45° Slim — cover the full range of prosthetic emergence angles typically required in zygomatic cases.
- Open & closed tray transfers for accurate impression capture
- Implant analogs for laboratory model fabrication
- Temporary titanium, calcinable & Co-Cr cylinders for provisional to definitive prostheses
- Abutment & polishing protectors to safeguard the connection chairside
- Retaining & laboratory screws, 10 N.cm torque
Real Outcomes, Full-Arch Rehabilitation
Zygomatic anchorage giving patients a fixed, functional arch after previous conventional implants had failed.
Failed Conventional Implants & Sinus Graft
Female patient, 70, presented with an unstable full denture after two unsuccessful rounds of conventional implant and sinus-lift graft surgery, leaving a severely atrophic maxilla. Four zygomatic implants were placed for full-arch rehabilitation.
Severely Atrophic Maxilla, Immediate Load
Female patient, 50, with an unstable denture and a history of failed conventional implants. Remaining implants were removed and four zygomatic implants were placed, restoring full arch function and a fixed, natural-looking result.
Zygomatic Downloads
Surgical technique and instructions for use for the Zygomatic implant system.
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