C-LSA Implant

Parallel-wall conical implant with dual-thread & SLA surface (NP 4.3)

The Surcam C-LSA Implant is a cylindrical, parallel-thread fixture engineered for high primary stability across bone densities. A dual multi-thread body speeds insertion and forms inter-thread channels that help maintain blood flow, while crestal micro-threads modulate cervical stress and support soft-tissue health. The anchoring apex aids trajectory control—especially in dense bone—and the proven SLA (sand-blast + double acid-etch) surface promotes rapid, predictable osseointegration with low bacterial affinity.
Connection: Conical connection, NP 4.3 platform (verify interface/fit).

Key Benefits

• Stable in hard & soft bone thanks to parallel body with shallow cutting edges.

• Faster, controlled seating with dual multi-thread geometry.

• Crestal bone preservation via continuous micro-threads at the neck.

• Healing-friendly design — inter-thread spaces support micro-circulation and clot stability.

• Immediate/early loading ready when torque/ISQ and occlusion permit.

• SLA surface enhances bone-to-implant contact and reduces bacterial adhesion.

Product Details

• Platform / Interface: Conical connection, NP 4.3

• Body/Core: Cylindrical (parallel-wall), coarse threads, dual multi-thread lead

• Crestal Zone: Continuous micro-threads

• Apex: Anchoring apex for primary purchase and directional control

• Surface: SLA (dry alumina blasting + double acid etching)

• Packaging: Sterile; IFU included

C-LSA Implant Specifications

• Indications: Single units, short-span bridges, and full-arch (case-dependent)

• Bone protocols:

  • D3/D4: Undersize osteotomy per IFU to maximize thread engagement

  • D1/D2: Full drill sequence; consider cortical tapping + copious irrigation

• Loading: Immediate/early only with adequate primary stability and controlled occlusion

• Restoration: Use matching NP 4.3 conical prosthetic components

What’s Included

• C-LSA Dental Implant (NP 4.3 platform; size per order)

• Sterile blister and Instructions for Use

Why Choose C-LSA Implant?

• Versatile performance across variable bone qualities

• Efficient insertion with consistent final torque behavior

• Tissue-conscious crestal micro-geometry + SLA surface science

C-LSA Implant FAQs

What connection does the C-LSA use?

Conical connection, NP 4.3 platform. Use only with matching NP 4.3 conical components; verify interface/fit.

Is C-LSA suitable for immediate loading?

Yes—case-dependent. Proceed only when insertion torque/ISQ and occlusal control meet protocol.

How does the dual multi-thread help healing?

The twin-lead design creates inter-thread spaces that preserve blood flow, supporting clot stability and early osseointegration.

How should I adapt osteotomy for different bone types?

Soft bone: undersize per IFU. Dense bone: follow full sequence; consider cortical tapping and robust irrigation to limit heat/compression.

What surface treatment is used?

An SLA surface (dry alumina blasting + double acid etch) to increase surface energy and bone-to-implant contact while reducing bacterial adhesion.

How is C-LSA different from Surcam C-Type?

Both are parallel-wall designs; C-LSA pairs the macro-geometry with a conical NP 4.3 platform, optimized crestal micro-threads, and SLA surface for immediate-protocol readiness.

Product includes  : 

SURCAM’s surface treatment of Dental Implants is at a very high level, and includes processes such as dry alumina blasting and double acid etching (SLA type of dental implants surface treatment) :