Abstract: An endosseous dental-implant apparatus of enhanced strength structure, UniPlant™ is set forth in gineric-variant embodiments providing optional positive indexing engagement between the primary-implant stanchion and the adjoining abutment-post;—one iteration employing an abaxial Keypin™, the other employing an asymmetrical abaxial or oppositely symmetrical TorqueLug™ indexing device. Both these embodiments serving to obviate structural-failure problems occuring with some commercially available dental-implants. Other advancements to the science of dental-implantation are a special HyperSwage™ provision which assures an intimately imperforate perimeter-joint seam between the primary-implant and its abutment-post member; plus, an enhanced TruLock™ vertically engaging dual-cone arrangement between the primary-implant and its abutment-post. With these two joining features optionally combined, the structural-integrity of the dental-implant constitutes the utmost in lasting quality.

Abstract: An endosseous dental-implant apparatus of enhanced structural strength, simplicity, and installation convenience, the UNI-PLANT™ achieves positive indexing engagement between the primary-implant and its mating secondary-implant member via employment of TRULOCK™,—a male into female indexing-device embodied as either a single abaxial asymmetrical indexer or plural such indexing stations;—discovered to improve strength over other commercially available dental-implant indexing configurations. By employing one or more such smoothly contoured ‘curvilinear’ male/female-indexers the heretofore need of traditional tool-engaging surfaces, such as hexagonal or tri-lobed shapes is advantageously to eliminated;—while also facilitating a novel tool-free delivery system from factory-sealed sterile-vial directly to the patient's oral-cavity.