global dental implant is prepared for patients has been made possible by a dental health benefits achieved significant growth. Dental implant surgery is optional types of consumption is mandated by the challenging economic environment in the delayed type.

illegal participation in the market for dental implants, find ways to tackle infections and provide a higher success rate of implants. The product is more stable in the mouth, which means that less implant failure. 69% of adults aged 35-44 lost at least one permanent dental emergencies, periodontal disease, root canal therapy, weight and caries. For 74 years, 26% of adults have lost all their permanent teeth. With over 55 years of age 60% of Americans rate the next 20 years, and many opportunities for the U.S. market. The purchasing power of baby boomers over $ 2000000000000 in 2009.

six illegal leading manufacturers of dental implants in the control of the market based on the needs in this area of marketing, Nobel Biocare has number one market and Strayer been held for nearly a fifth of the company’s shares and rank as number two. A small number of market makers account for one third of the year decreased by 14% of IT.

implant market, innovation is the status of the company’s suppliers to meet the aesthetic needs of clinicians and improve productivity. Caring for patients profitable position is challenging clinicians. Periodontitis, gum and bone disease that affects millions of people around the world, every continent, every age group. Globally, millions of people lack one or more teeth. More than 4000 million people are fully developed in the West without teeth. These figures are much higher than in Asia, Africa and the rest of the world.

in the world, the weak global economy and weak consumer confidence, which resulted in an unprecedented decline in the dental market. Revenue, as many patients from the dentist. Have a steady income without a job who are concerned and do not spend money, even if they can not be ignored. Elective surgery is delayed.

general practitioners tend to treat patients with traditional house replacement therapy, not the therapy as they grow, despite its superiority. Customers to reduce inventory. More reluctant to invest in the dental laboratory dental equipment such as CAD / CAM scanner.

implant market, innovation is the status of the company’s suppliers to meet the aesthetic needs of clinicians and improve productivity. Caring for patients profitable position is challenging clinicians. Periodontitis, gum and bone disease that affects millions of people around the world, every continent, every age group. Globally, millions of people lack one or more teeth. More than 4000 million people are fully developed in the West without teeth. These figures are much higher than in Asia, Africa and the rest of the world.

the 2008 global market for dental implants 2nd 3 billion. The crown and bridge market was 30 million. The size of these estimates is the world’s restorative and esthetic dentistry market opportunities. Nobel Biocare is the market leader in this market.

illegal until 2009, is a difficult market environments. In most of the market economy deteriorating market conditions continue to affect the implant, less disposable income for consumers. Economic recovery, visibility is still low.

nanotechnology effect of dental implant markets in the world of nanotechnology research and application of the most active and important areas, currently in life science and medical fields. Many industries and business analysts now expect nanotechnology revolutionary medicines, medical devices, diagnostics and annual market in billions of pounds in five years, the imaging department.

According to Susan Eustice, author of the study “Nanotechnology has begun to dramatically affect the market for dental implants. by increasing the surface topography with nanometer calcium carbonate to increase the complexity of phosphate (CAP) of the new features crystal can be used in the clinic. the phenomenon of surface topography plays a crucial role in the bone. “
as nano-crystals of calcium phosphate added OSSEOTITE ® Dual acid-etched surface, sub-micron scale in complex terrain is of Biomet 3i. The surface change and improve the healing of representatives of a major breakthrough in technology.

smaller market participants in their own domestic market, mainly due to price competition, research and development, training, marketing and sale of restricted investments. In countries such as Brazil, Russia and India, these companies have more than 50% of the market. Since the Internet channel, gain greater visibility and market participants strategic advantage for the development of return on investment for the dentist.

expanded use of dental implants and general practitioners expressed a growing market for consumer confidence, as soon as possible to stabilize.

dental implant market in the three U.S. dollars. 4 2008000000000 s estimated to 8. 1 billion in 2015, in response to growing demand, with better teeth all over the world. The maturity of the technology to make implant lasting and more reliable to work for the aging population. The rapid growth of this market to the global economy to recover quickly. The technology is relatively mature, which implants last longer.

shaped Astra company’s technology

LVB Dentsply / Biomet

Denics to the manufacturing advantages of electrolysis Technology International

Autocam AstraZeneca group medical
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planting Co., Ltd. Department of Transport Science

Nobel Biocare Straumann Zimmer

Mike molding Open Cell biomedical companies (OCBM use )

Orchid Orchid Orthopedic Solutions Keller

雷莫尔韦尔 Teng Biomedical Engineering – Purdue

Westlake Plastics Company “registration of companies />
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implants ES report summary – 1
global market for dental implants: the ES – a
dental implants market impact of nanotechnology: the first ES – 3
dental implant market driver ES – 4
innovation-driven implant Market Cap ES – 9
dental implant market trends first ES – 9
ES’s aging population – 11
dental implant market in the first ES – 11
dental implant market forecasts ES – 13
dental implant market forecasts reflects uncertainty in the global economy, the first ES – 15

first implant market profile and market dynamics 1-1
first definition of a dental implant 1-1
first first an American Dental Association recommends 1-2
/> first first two implants lives 1-2
first first one -04 March
a type of dental implants. 1st Four titanium implants 1-4
first first 5 Table 1-4 implants
first first six Lammers framework implants 1-5
first first seven Transosseous implants 1-5
first first eight leaf form implants 1-6
first first nine implant device type 1-6
first two implants required follow-up treatment 1-8
1st 2nd A poor dental health and tooth loss, serious health problems 1-9

first second two implants targeting 10-10
first 1 to 10 March first third, a small-diameter implants
increasingly popular in U.S. 1-11
first third 2 clinical study of dental implants Osseo Integration 1-11
first third three Osio integrated dental implants placed in bone 1-12
first third four implant success can be attributed ocio, 1-12 integration
first third five failed to grow high-smokers, 1-13
first third six forward looking, integrated and patient-centered 1-13

2 solution. Implant market share and market forecast 2-1
second A dental implant market driven 2-1
2 . first, an innovation-driven implant market 2-5
second first two dental implant market 2-5
second Secondly, aging 2-7
second 3 Dental Implant Market Shares 2-11
2nd 3rd Nobel Biocare January 2 to 14
2nd 3rd 2 Straumann 2-19
2nd 3rd 3 Open Cell Biomedical (OCBM) 2.26
2nd 3rd 4 Zimmer 2-26
2nd 3rd Conical screw implants 5 Zimmer exhaust 2-28
2 . 3rd 6 Astra technical 2-28
2nd 3rd 7 Astra technology farming systems 2-29
2nd 3rd 8 Biomet 3i, NanoTite ™ finish 2-29
2nd 3rd 9 Dentsply 20-30
second third 10 Dentsply Frialit with the surface of the implant –
prevention rather than intervention in aesthetic 2-31
; second 4 Dental Implant Market Forecast 2-32
2nd 4th A dental implant market forecasts reflect
uncertainty /> 2nd 4th 2 Dental CAD / CAM shipments 2-37
second fourth three teeth recycled materials market forecasts 2-39
second fourth, four dental implants, CAD / CAM, forecast renewable
; teeth shipments 2-40
second fourth five digital dentistry 2-45
2nd 4th Six small diameter implants predicted 2-46
second five porous-coated implants 2-46
second fifth one Orchid Orthopedic Solutions 2-46
second six, root canal 2-47
second seven dental implants ROI yield on investment of 2-47
second implant region 8 2-49
second eighth one Astra Tech 2-52
second eighth two Dentsply Implants regional placement 2-53
second eighth in three U.S. 2-54 second eighth four Dentsply Europe 2-54
second eighth five Dentsply all other regions 2-55
second eighth six Nobel Biocare Europe, Middle East and Africa 2-55
second eighth seven Nobel Biocare North America 2-55
; second eighth in Asia, eight Nobel Biocare 2-55

3rd Dental Implant Products 3-1
third Nobel Biocare January 3 to 1 < br /> 3rd first one Nobel Biocare Nobel Active ™ implant 3-4
third first Nobel Biocare ™ NobelReplace 2 Dental restoration flexibility 3-8
third first Nobel Biocare 3 / Inter-Services Intelligence (Imaging Sciences International to use)
treatment software partners 3-10
third first Nobel Biocare digital magazine April 3 to 10
third first Nobel Biocare five small-diameter implants and orthodontic mini-screws 3-24

third first six digital Nobel Biocare dental implants 3-25
third two Straumman 3-26
third 3 Zimmer 3-37
three implants. 3rd A conical screw valve Zimmer plant 3-38
third third plant 2 Zimmer 3 -39
3 cone Swiss Plus. 3rd 3 Zimmer coming implanted 30-40
third third off four straight wire Zimmer planted 30-40
3rd 3rd 5 Zimmer Fixture Mount / Transfer Packaging 30-40
3rd 3rd 6 Zimmer ® methotrexate selective surface 30-40
3rd 3rd 7 Zimmer HA selective surface 3-41
3rd 3rd Zimmer 8 self-tapping implants 3-41
3rd 3rd 9 unit Zimmer ® Delivery System 3-42
3rd 3rd 10 Zimmer MTX ™ Surface 3 – 42
3rd 3rd 11 Zimmer of MP – 1 ® HA surfaces 3-42
3rd 3rd 12 Zimmer surface options 3-45
3rd 3rd 13 Zimmer 3-47
three morphometric evaluation. 4 Astra technical 3-48
3rd 4th 1 Astra technical cultivation 3-48
3rd 4th two cropping systems Astra Atlantis Technology ™ –
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three major implant systems 3-59. 4th 3 Astra technical cultivation Chrisco ™ 3-59
3rd 4th 4 Astra Engineering patient’s anatomy, 3-61
3-D visualization. 4th Astra 5 ™ patient specific abutments 3-64
3 Atlantis Technology. 4th
As life sciences and healthcare 3-65
3:06 a.m. Azure Technologies nanotechnology. 4th 7 Astra plant technical indicators 3-66
3rd 4th Astra 8 technology, CAD / CAM Technology 3-66
3rd 4th 9 Astra technical symbols and the University of Zurich, dental implants

research protocols 3-673. 5 Biomet 3i, NanoTite ™ surface 3-68
third fifth one OSSEOTITE ® implants 3-68
3 Biomet morphology. 5th nanotechnology-based Biomet two legs 3-71
3rd fifth three Biomet NanoTite ™ ® Certain ® PREVAIL study plant 3-71
third fifth four are Biomet 3i’s innovative 3-72
third fifth five Biomet 3i , NanoTite ™ surface for 50 000 X 3-72
third fifth six Biomet NanoTite ™ cone popular ® planting 3-73
3rd 5th 7 Biomet navigator for CT surgery three – 73
3 ™ system. 5th 8 Biomet nano-calcium phosphate (CAP) in the crystal
3 /> surface complexity. 5 . 9 Biomet 3i ™ navigation system
CT-guided surgical instruments 3-74
3rd 5th 10 Biomet absorbable collagen membrane 3-75
3rd 5th 11 How implant a blood clot attached to a 3-78
3 Biomet research. 5th 12 Biomet contact bone healing optimization 3-79
3rd 5th 13 Biomet increase in bone / implant contact tissue 3 -79
3rd 5th 14 Biomet NanoTite planting of 30-80
3rd 5th 15 Biomet is 3i’s innovative 3-85
third six Dentsply 30-80 in the seventh
third sixth one Dentsply Frialit plus surface implants –
prevention rather than intervention in aesthetic 3-91
3rd 6th 2 Dentsply Frialit plus macro-step planting design 3-93
third sixth 3 Dentsply Frialit plus implantation of micro-step design 3-93
third sixth four Dentsply XiVE ® with planting and XiVE ®
increase triglyceride implants and prostheses 3-96
third sixth five Dentsply Implant 3-96
third sixth six Dentsply XiVE GraphicXiVE plus 3 – 97
3rd 6th 7 Dentsply XiVE triglyceride Transgingival plus 3-98
3rd 6th 8 Dentsply surface design 300-100
3rd 6th 9 Dentsply XiVE Bar
GraphicXiVE triglyceride triglyceride response to the versatility of information bar in the production of building 3-101
third Open 7 Cell Biomedical (OCBM) 3-102
third at 8 3 -106
3 implant coating. 9 Spire 3-106
third 10 Orchid Orthopedic Solutions, 3-106
third 11 Bicone Cards 3-107

4 implants. implantology 4-1
4th January 4 to 1
four medical applications of surface treatment. first, a coating and finishing 4-1 < br /> 4. first two ion implantation 4-2
4th first three ion beam texture 4-2
4th 1st April 4 to 2
4 by X-coating. first five conductive metal coating 4-2
4th 2 /> polymer coating thickness measurement in medical implants
fourth second, a metallic coating of metallic implants advantage of 4-3
fourth three biomedical implant infections 4-6
4th 3rd
a late stage of bacteria circulating in the vascular System , 4-7
4 spores cause infection. third 2 film coating can be applied to biomedical

4 – Goal 8 /> 4 units. 3rd 3 Silver Nano approach 4-9
4th 3rd 4
A covalent immobilization of the surface layer of 40-10
4 antibiotic molecules. 4 Medthin coating 4-12
fourth follow-up study five Astra technology will automatically
shows the average bone loss 4-15
4 image data. 6 low, which
illegal in 4-17
four dental restoration paint layer growth temperature. July 4 to 24
four implanted battery technology. 7th one battery chemistry 4-25 < , br /> 4. 8 analyzer disease 4-28
4th 9 improve the medical biomaterials 4-29
four implantable applications. 9th January 4 to 30
; 4 biologically active materials. 9th 2 and bone formation 4-31
four chemical bonds. ninth three biological activity increased by surface modification 4-32
4th 9th 4 multi-layer membrane in colonies 4-32
fourth ninth five biofilm formation 4-32
4th 9th 6 as a major contributor to chronic wounds 4-34
4 cinema. 9th seven acute or chronic infection of some 4-35
4 Application of biological material. 9th 8 biomaterials 4-37

fifth Dental Implant Company Overview 5-1
fifth one to electrolysis 5-1
fifth two manufacturing advantage 5-1
fifth AstraZeneca Group 3 5-1
; fifth third one income AstraZeneca 5-3
fifth third AstraZeneca Group 2 / Azure Technologies 5-8
fifth third three Astra Technology Revenue 5-9
fifth third four Astra technology acquisition 5-11
5 Atlantis components. 3rd Astra five high-tech digital technology and />
fifth third six Astra AB’s acquisition of technological innovations Astra
dental CAD / CAM company 5-12
fifth third seven Astra Technologies, Inc. acquisition of its Japanese release,

Denics international 5-135. 5-14 4 Autocam Medical
fifth five Dentsply 5-14
5th 5th one Dentsply dental specialty 5-16
5th 5th 2 Dentsply New :5-17
fifth fifth 3 Dentsply International Results 5-18
5 . 5th 4 Dentsply International products and
income customer segments 5-19
fifth fifth five Dentsply segments 5-21
fifth fifth six Dentsply Product Innovation 5-23
5th 5th 7 Dentsply U.S. 5-24
5th 5th 8 Dentsply Europe 5-24
5th 5th 9 Dentsply all other regions 5-24
5th 6 Communications Co., Ltd. 5-25
5th 7 Inc. Plant Science 5-25
5th 8 LVB Acquisition / Biomet 5-27
5th 8th Biomet a private equity group acquired 5-29
5th 9 Mack Molding Co., Ltd. 5-29
fifth Nobel Biocare October 5 to 29
5th 10th one Nobel Biocare income 50-30
5th 10th two Nobel Biocare’s acquisition of Alpha Bio Tec and Medicim 5-33
5th 10th The Nobel Biocare three replanting the Nobel Active 5-33
5th 10th 4 The Nobel Biocare CAD / CAM-based dentistry 5-34
5th 10th the Nobel Biocare standardized product 5 5-35 < br /> 5 plants. 10th Nobel Biocare’s six regional results as follows:
increasingly demanding market, 5-35
5th 10th seven Nobel Biocare’s income by region 5-38 < , br /> 5th 10th eight Nobel Biocare’s way to the market 5-39
5th 10th nine Nobel Biocare’s strategic positioning 50-40
5th Cell 11 Open Biomedical Corporation (OCBM ) 5-42
fifth 12 Orchid Orthopedic Solutions 5-42
5th 12th one Orchid Keller 5-42
fifth Raymore 5-44 13 < br /> 5. 14 Straumann 5-45
5th 14th Straumann one market share in Europe and North America 5-47
income 5th 14th 2 Straumann innovation pipeline 5-49 < , br /> 5th 14th 3 Straumann increase efficiency, 2008, 5-51
5 and market share. 14th 4 Straumann net 5-51
fifth 15 Weldon School of Biomedical Technology – Purdue 5-52
fifth 16 Westlake Plastics 5-52
fifth 17 Zimmer 5-52
5th 17th Zimmer reported a fourth quarter and 2008 income 5 至 57
5th 17th 2 Zimmer 5-62
implants fifth 18 selected implant product and company names 5-63

table Catalog tables and figures
s ES – 1 Dry 2
implant market innovation <, br /> Figure ES – 2 s ES – 4
Biomet NanoTite ™ implant OSSEOTITE ®
No Table ES – 2 s ES – 6
; implants sustainable growth in the market driven
No Table ES – 2 (cont) ES – 7 < , br /> implants sustainable growth in the market driven
Table No. ES – 3 s ES – 8
dental implant market driven
No Table ES – 3 (continued) ES – 9
dental implant market forces <, br /> Figure ES – 4 s ES – 12
shipments worldwide dental implant market,
U.S. $, 2008 < br /> Charts ES – ES No. 5 – 15
global market for dental implants forecast for the dollar />

1 – 3 Figure 1-1 implant body image

Table 1-21-6 implant unit type

Table 1-31-7 dental implant surface treatment methods < br />
Table 1-41-7 dental implants
use Table 1-5 1-8
implant fixes

: 10-10 Table 1-6 target market for dental implants

Table 2-12-2 dental implant market growth drivers for sustainable Table 2-1 (continued) 2 -3
implants sustainable growth in the market driven

Table 2-22-3 dental implant market-driven
Table 2-2 (continued) 2 – 4
dental implant market-driven

2-6 2-3 Table advantage vendor positioning

2-8 Figure 2-4 dental implant market opportunities

Table 2-5 2-9 clinics, surgeons improve implant treatment options

2-10 Figure 2-6, the relationship between the Global implant treatment
Figure 2-7 2-12
global dental implant market volume, dollars, 2008

2-13 Table 2-8 World Dental Implant
shipping amount of market share, the U.S. dollar, in 2008, “Business Registration /> Figure 2-9 2-15


Figure 2-102-16 Nobel Biocare’s growth drivers
Form 2-112-17 “business registration /> NobelBiocare business model added
implant Table 2-11 (continued) 2-18
NobelBiocare business model dental implants
Table 2-12 2-19
Straumann implant new generation of advances in bone
Scale 2-12 (Continued ) 20-20
Straumann implant new generation of advances in bone
level diagrams 2-13 2-21
Straumann dental market positioning “business registration /> Figure 2-14 2 -22

Straumann through direct Table 2-15 2-25

Straumann Product Innovation for dental tooth replacement 2-162-27 “registration of companies /> Zimmer />
Teng Ci Pulai planting system provides lasting implants />
forecast global market for dental implants, dollar />

Form 2-192-35 global dental CAD / CAM sales expected dollar /> ;
Table 2 to 20 February – 36
worldwide implant volume forecast
units and dollars, 2009-2015
;
table 2-212-38 Global Dental CAD / CAM shipments forecast,
U.S. dollars from 0.2009 to 2015

Figure 2-222-39 global dental regenerative material <, br /> volume, U.S. $ 2009-2015

table 2-232-40 global dental implants, CAD / CAM century,
; teeth renewable volume forecast the dollar from 0.2009 to 2015

Figure 2-242-41 global dental implants, computer-aided design / computer aided manufacturing, renewable “business registration /> Dental shipments, forecast for the dollar, 2009-2015
Table 2-25 2-42
Noble Biocare addressable market for new technology doubles
Figure 2 -26 2-43
the fastest growing in the dental department />

implant penetration Figure 2-28 2-48
NobelBiocare sustainable growth of dental implants
Figure 2 platform 2-49
NobelBiocare -29
sustainable growth platform for the implant, figure 20-30 20-50
implants regional segment, in U.S. dollars, 2008
Table 2 to 31 February – 51
region implant loading
market share of the U.S. dollar, 2008

2-52 Table 2-32 Regional Analysis of dental implants factors
3 Table 3-1 – 1
Nobel Biocare’s implant solution logo

; 3-2 Figure 3-2 Nobel Biocare’s implant solution

Figure 3-3 3-3 Nobel Biocare’s implant solution

Table 3 – 4 3-5 Nobel Biocare Nobel Active ™ implants feature

3-6 Figure 3-5 Nobel Biocare Nobel Active ™ implants feature
Table 3-6 3-7 < br /> Nobel Biocare Nobel Active ™ dental restoration flexibility

Table 3-7 3-8 NobelReplace ™ Nobel Biocare dental restoration flexibility
Table 3-8 3-9
Nobel Biocare ™ NobelReplace full restoration flexibility,

Figure 3-9 3-11 Nobel Biocare dental implants 2, 2009 quarter
relieving 3-103 – 12
Nobel Biocare dental implants figure Figure 3-11 3-13

Nobel Biocare dental implants
number of tables 3-123 -14
Nobel Biocare dental implants integrated prostheses
Table 3-13 3-15 dental prostheses Nobel Biocare personality
<, br /> Integrated production lines Table 3 -13 (continued) 3.16
individual Nobel Biocare dental implants wide range
Table 3-13 (continued) 3-17
individual Nobel Biocare dental implants integrated manual

Figure 3-14 3-18
Nobel Biocare dental implants
Figures Figure 3-15 3-19
Nobel Biocare Procera Nobel Benefits

Figure 3-16 30-20 Nobel Biocare NobelProcera scanner

3 -21 Figure 3-17 Nobel Biocare dental implants
figure numbers 3-183 -23
Nobel Biocare dental implants digital programming functions
Figure 3 -19 3-24
Nobel Biocare dental implant treatment planning figures
3.20 3.26

Straumann product innovation Table 3-21 3-27
Straumann flexibility and simple use of
Figure 3-22 3-28
Straumann Bone capacity and stability of
Figure 3-23 3-29
, Straumann implants integrated solution “company registration /> Figure 3-24 30-30
Straumann comprehensive dental solution
Figure 3 to 25 March – 31
Straumann’s comprehensive product portfolio

Figure 3-263-32 Straumann Regenerative capacity
Figure 3-27 3-33
Straumann implants capacity
Figure 3-28 3-34
Straumann implants renewal table 3-29 3-35

Straumann Roxolid menu 3-30 3-36
Straumann Roxolid: a new generation of high
For the benefit performance materials
Figure 3 to 31 March – 37

Zimmer implants Figure 3 – 32 3-38
; Zimmer tapered screw implants
ventilation Figure 3-33 3-39
implant a single step tapered Swiss Plus

Figure 3-34 3-41 Zimmer Spline Twist
Table 3-35 3-43

Zimmer Swiss Plus implantable table 3-363-44 “business registration / > Zimmer-stage dental implant system
Plus Swiss Table 3-36 (cont) 3-45
Zimmer-stage implant system

map 3-373 – 46 Swiss Dental Plus Zimmer methotrexate washed sand processing titanium implants
to hydroxyapatite (HA) particles as shown in Figure 3-38 3-48 Zimmer

; planting table 3-393-50 “business registration /> Astra dental implant system technology ™

3-393-51 Azure Technologies surgical implant system components
Table 3-39 (cont) 3-52
Astra dental cropping recycling of components
Table 3-39 (cont) 3-53
Azure Technologies restorative implant system components < , br /> Table 3-39 (continued) 3 -54
Astra dental restorative planting systems technology components
Table 3-39 (cont) 3-56
Azure Restorative Technologies implant system components
Table 3-39 (cont) 3-57 />

Table 3-403-60 Azure Technologies Implant System ™

table 3-413-61 Azure Technologies
SimPlant ™ Software Material complete planning

; Form 3-423-62 Azure Technologies SimPlant ™ Material Software

Form 3-433-63 Azure Technologies BioManagement communications
Table 3-44 3-65 < br /> Astra positioning technology nanotechnology
life sciences and healthcare
Table 3 -45 3-69

Biomet product Table 3-45 (cont) 30-70

Biomet product table 3-463 -71
Biomet nanotechnology-based bone-bonding implants,

Table 3 – 47 3-74 Biomet of nano-calcium phosphate (CAP) in Crystal
Figure 3-48 3-76
Biomet 3i, NanoTite ™ surface equipment and materials
; Figure 3-49 3-77
of Biomet 3i, NanoTite ™ surface 50 000 X
Table 30-50 30-80

Biomet NanoTite implanted Figure 3-51 3-82
Biomet NanoTite ™ implant OSSEOTITE ® surface images’ registration of companies /> Figure 3-52 3-83
Biomet NanoTite ™ implant surface image
Table 3-53 3-84
Biomet 3i, NanoTite plant efficiency
Figure 3-543-85 “business registration /> Biomet 3i’s innovative

30-80 in 7th Figure 3-55 Dentsply ankylosis implant system
Figure 3-56 3-88
Dentsply ankylosis design implant system load Figure 3-57 3-89
Dentsply Implant Data System ankylosis
Figure 3-58 30-90
Dentsply ankylosis dental implant system data
line and load design “company registration /> Figure 3-59 3-91
Dentsply ankylosis diameter implant platform
Table 3-60 3-92
; Dentsply Frialit and surface aesthetic
Figure 3-61 3 -94
Dentsply Frialit implant design with ladder
Figure 3-62 3-95
Dentsply Friadentz implant design with straight

3-96 Table 3-63 Dentsply XiVE ® with planting
Table 3-64 3-99
Dentsply XiVE plant efficiency triglyceride
, Figure 3-65 3-101

Dentsply bar should Table 3-66 3-102

Dentsply prefabricated components Table 3-67 3-104
Open Cell Biomedical Corporation (OCBM) arena stage 2 report the results
Table 3-67 (cont) 3-105
; Open Cell biomedical companies (OCBM) arena stage 2 report the results

4-12 Figure 4-1 Ionic Medthin coating
Table 4-2 4-13 < , br /> dental bone grafting materials

table 4-34-14 dental bone grafting procedures

Table 4-4 4-15 dentist bone graft research and development “business registration /> Figure 4-5 4-18
implant replacement therapy

Figure 4-6 4-19 Straumann efficiencies – CAD / CAM prosthetics < , br /> Figure 4 to 7 April -20
implant replacement therapy

Chart 4-84-21 implant replacement therapy

Chart 4-94-22 Straumann Roxolid: the next generation,
high performance of the material interests

Table 4-10 4-23 NobelBiocare NobelProcera technical
Table 4-11 4-25
chemical batteries in the implants at the second “Business Registration /> Figure 4-12 4-33

biofilm formation Figure 5 -1 5-5
AstraZeneca region sales

Table 5-25-8 AstraZeneca regional income

5-17 Table 5-3 Dentsply new products are:

Table 5-4 5-27 Biomet target market
Table 5-5 5-28
; Biomet’s product portfolio <, br />
5-38 5-6000000 table in the euro area of the Nobel

Table 5-7 5-41 Nobel Biocare strategic positioning Biocare
Figure Income by product segment and regional

5-55 Figure 5-9 Zimmer of product segments and geographic areas
tax analysis Zimmer / table> 5-10 5-56

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