Zimmer Biomet® Compatible Implants & Components

Can U.S. clinicians buy Zimmer-compatible dental parts online?

Yes. Licensed clinics and labs can order Zimmer Biomet / Biomet 3i compatible implants, abutments, multi-unit abutments, Ti-bases, transfers, analogs, scan bodies, and prosthetic screws. Selection is connection-driven. Keep the entire stack on the same internal-hex platform. Orders ship sterile, lot-tracked, with IFUs and torque references for charting and compliance.

How to confirm Zimmer compatibility (30-second check):

1. Identify platform & interface: Read the implant label for platform (3.75 / 4.2 / 4.5) and internal-hex.
   
2. Match the stack: Fixture → abutment/multi-unit → Ti-base → transfers/analogs → screws must all share the same platform.
   
3. Document: Record torque values and lot numbers at placement and final delivery; attach IFUs to the record.
   

Zimmer Biomet®/3i® are trademarks of their owners. Components listed are compatible, not OEM.

Zimmer Biomet® Compatible Implants & Components FAQs

What does “Zimmer Biomet compatible” mean?

It means the components are precision-machined to Zimmer / 3i-style internal-hex geometries, ensuring accurate seating, torque stability, and long-term fit. These are compatible components, not OEM products, and there is no affiliation with Zimmer Biomet®.

Can U.S. clinicians buy Zimmer-compatible dental parts online?

Yes. Surcam Dental supplies Zimmer Biomet and Biomet 3i compatible implants, abutments, multi-units, Ti-bases, transfers, analogs, and screws for verified clinics and labs. Each item is sterile, lot-tracked, and includes IFUs and recommended torque values.

How do I confirm platform size and connection?

Check your implant label for the platform size (commonly 3.75 / 4.2 / 4.5) and connection type (internal-hex). Every prosthetic and restorative component must match that same platform for proper fit and torque retention.

Which Zimmer dental implant parts are available?

You can purchase implants, cementable and concave abutments, straight and angled multi-units, Ti-bases (CAD/CAM), scan bodies, open-/closed-tray transfers, analogs, and prosthetic screws—all engineered for Zimmer-style internal-hex platforms.

Do you provide a Zimmer scan-body compatibility chart?

Yes. A complete Zimmer scan-body and Ti-base compatibility chart is available in Surcam’s Digital Library, detailing CAD/CAM workflows and platform matching.

What healing-abutment sizes fit Zimmer / 3i platforms?

Healing abutments are offered for all Zimmer-style internal-hex platforms in gingival heights 1–7 mm, allowing accurate soft-tissue contouring before final restoration.

Are torque values, IFUs, and lot tracking included?

Yes. Every Surcam component ships with IFU access, recommended torque data, and a lot-number label for surgical and prosthetic documentation.

Do you support screw-retained and cemented workflows?

Yes. Choose multi-unit abutments for screw-retained full-arch bridges, or straight / concave cementable abutments for single-crown restorations where angulation or access limits screw-retention.

Is CAD / CAM supported for Zimmer-compatible cases?

Yes. Platform-matched Ti-bases and scan bodies with verified digital libraries ensure precise emergence profiles and screw-channel alignment for chairside or lab milling.

Where can I find a Zimmer Biomet product catalog or implant sizes?

Surcam’s Digital Catalogs section includes a Zimmer Biomet cross-reference chart showing platform sizes, abutment heights, and torque specifications for quick selection.

Do you offer Zimmer multi-unit abutments and accessories?

Yes. Straight and angled multi-unit abutments in multiple cuff heights are available, along with compatible healing caps, analogs, cylinders, and Ti-bases for complete restorative workflows.

Are these original Zimmer Biomet parts?

No. These are Surcam-manufactured compatible components, engineered for Zimmer/3i internal-hex platforms and produced under ISO 13485 and FDA-registered standards.

Can patients buy Zimmer-compatible parts directly?

No. These are professional-use medical devices, available only to licensed clinicians and dental laboratories.