Privately held Southern Implants North America, Inc. (SINA) received 510k clearance on two new zygomatic implant designs previously available only in international markets. Zygomatic implants, first developed in the 1990s, treat patients with severely atrophic maxilla, an advanced and complex bone loss condition caused by trauma, cancer, poor dental hygiene and age, affecting a growing number of patients annually in the United States. Market trends show this highly specialized area of implant dentistry will grow six percent from 2017 through 2025 into a $350 million market segment.

Designed to expand the options that implant surgeons have for this condition, SINA's narrow diameter commercially pure titanium strength Zygan™ Implant and its machined coronal surface Oncology Implant are different in that they are more patient friendly through their less invasiveness and tissue friendliness. These implants should lead to a greater number of patients being able to be treated predictably.

"The Zygan and Oncology implants set us apart in the North American marketplace," said SINA President Lars Janson, "and complement several other site-specific implants we offer. We will continue to focus on innovative treatment solutions that achieve faster and less invasive results. Our recent success at the Academy of Osseointegration Meeting is a testament that our customers are looking for highly specialized products that tackle the most challenging types of implant procedures with predictability."

With the addition of Zygan and Oncology Implants, SINA has introduced three new products within the last 6 months and plans to launch several more by year's end.

Southern Implants has been a pioneer in the top-end specialist sector of the dental implant market since 1987, servicing maxillofacial and craniofacial surgeons, prosthodontists, periodontists and general dental practitioners. Our continually expanding product range includes both established and state-of-the-art technologies, enhanced by exceptional customer support. SINA is located in Jupiter, Florida.

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