Versalis Morse Taper
Double Acid Etching

An implant with a 16° Morse taper connection and a hybrid geometry designed to broaden its clinical applications.
Versalis | Features and Benefits
Three views of the Versalis implant with numbered callouts from 1 to 6 that correspond to the listed features.

Features and Benefits.

  1. Hybrid Dual-Taper Macrogeometry.

    Combines bone compaction with balanced load distribution.

    Facilitates implant placement across different bone densities.

  2. Dual Thread.

    Enables faster insertion.

    Reduces surgical time while maintaining control during placement.

  3. Cutting Chamber.

    Allows smoother entry into the osteotomy.

  4. Aggressive Cutting Apex.

    Helps the implant advance during placement.

    Facilitates bicortical engagement when needed.

  5. Reverse Buttress Threads.

    Facilitate apical bicortical engagement and support primary stability.

  6. Range of Lengths.

    Available in lengths from 8.5 to 24 mm for conventional applications and cases that require long implants.

  • Double Acid-Etched Surface | Double Acid Etching.

    Double acid etching increases surface roughness and promotes interaction between the implant and bone tissue.

    Double Acid-Etched Surface | Double Acid Etching.

  • Cutting Chamber.

    Allows smoother entry into the osteotomy.

    Cutting Chamber.

  • Clinical Versatility.

    Indicated for all bone types and loading protocols, with a design that supports surgical efficiency.

    Clinical Versatility.

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