We’ve come to a time in modern implantology for which various treatment techniques have been developed and can be applied to any clinical situation with successful outcomes.

Although this research and development has expanded the scope of implant treatment, it seems that the damage to patients resulting from implant treatment has rather increased compared to the times of Branemark’s bone-focused implants. Therefore, the future direction for implant treatment should be towards research and development of treatment methods that reduce the damage to soft tissue and bone and also minimize the use of artificial and exogenous materials.

Since 2003, IBS Implant has made this very endeavor in research and development and has now reached a level of technology that enables the design and production of an implant system that is specialized in and optimized for minimally invasive implant treatment.

IBS Implant will not stop at merely being recognized as an outstanding implant system but will continually do its best in providing the world with an implant system that is desired and needed by clinicians and patients for centuries to come.