Camlog · Implant System

PROGRESSIVE-LINE

PROGRESSIVE-LINE is a body design offered within Camlog's titanium range, documented alongside SCREW-LINE in the company's product catalogues.

Type
Implant body design
Platforms
Documented in Camlog's titanium catalogues
Surface
Promote
Alternative
SCREW-LINE

At a glance

What it is
A body design, not a separate connection platform
Documented in
Camlog's CAMLOG and CONELOG catalogues
Alternative body design
SCREW-LINE
Surface
Promote
Components
Determined by the platform, not the body design
Compatibility
Follows the CAMLOG or CONELOG platform it is built on

Body design versus platform

A distinction worth grasping

Camlog separates two things that patients often merge. The platformCAMLOG or CONELOG, is the connection at the top, and it decides which abutments and crowns can ever be fitted. The body designSCREW-LINE or PROGRESSIVE-LINE, is the shape of the part buried in bone, and it affects how the implant grips during surgery and healing.

For your long-term records, the platform is the critical detail. The body design matters at the moment of surgery; the platform matters for the rest of the implant's life.

What our sources support

Being straight about the limits here

Camlog's public catalogues for its titanium range are parts listings, article numbers, dimensions and component tables, rather than clinical or design documents. They establish that PROGRESSIVE-LINE exists as a documented body design within the range, but they do not set out its design rationale or clinical positioning, and we are not going to invent one.

If PROGRESSIVE-LINE has been proposed for you, ask your dentist directly what it does differently from SCREW-LINE in your bone. That is a legitimate question with a real clinical answer, and your dentist is the right person to give it.

Questions worth asking your dentist

  1. What does PROGRESSIVE-LINE do differently from SCREW-LINE in my bone?
  2. Which platform is it built on, CAMLOG or CONELOG?
  3. Is my bone quality the reason you are choosing this body design?
  4. What diameter and length are you planning?
  5. Are components readily available in Canada for this platform?
  6. Will you record the platform, body design and reference number in writing?

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References

  1. Camlog. CONELOG Product Catalogue. Document J8001-0009 Rev 11.
  2. Camlog. CAMLOG Product Catalog. Document J8001-0003 Rev 12.

Specifications compiled from Camlog's publicly available product literature and Canadian product pages. Manufacturer performance claims are identified as such. DentalImplantInfo.ca is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Camlog. Camlog, CONELOG, CERALOG, DEDICAM, Promote, SCREW-LINE, PROGRESSIVE-LINE and BioHPP are trademarks of their respective owners, used here for identification and educational purposes.