The System
The old way has the same weak points. We removed them.
Most implant systems were designed one piece at a time, by different companies, over decades. The implant from one, the multi-unit from another, the screw from a third, the restoration from a lab that has never met the surgeon. Every handoff is a place it can fail. OsseoPure was designed as one system, by clinicians and a lab, so the handoffs are gone.
OsseoPure Continuing Education
Nationally Approved PACE Program Provider for FAGD/MAGD credit.
Approval does not imply acceptance by any regulatory authority or AGD endorsement.
04/01/2026 to 03/31/2027
Provider ID# 442869
Old way vs. new way
The old way
If you cement
- One-piece implants with o-balls or fixed abutments
- Crowns and bridges cemented on
- Excess cement, inflammation, bone loss
- Nothing retrievable when it fails
If you screw
- A 1.4 mm screw carrying the whole arch
- A multi-unit stack under the bridge, so the full-arch load lands on the screw
- Multi-units that break and take the bridge with them
- Heavy bone reduction to make room for the stack
- A lab in another state that has never seen your patient
The OsseoPure way
- The Pilaster, a one-piece implant. Nothing stacked on top of it
- A 1.6 mm spherical screw that centers itself as you torque it
- A flat platform that carries the bite, so the screw holds the seat instead of fighting the load
- Full arch screws directly to the implant platform. No multi-unit needed
- A two-piece line with straight and angled multi-units, for the cases that call for one
- Screw-retained every time. Retrievable in minutes, no cement near the tissue
- Cross-arch stabilization that stays, because the screw is not the weak link
- Less bone reduction, because there is less stacked on top of the implant
- A framework the lab guarantees, with repairs you can do chairside
- A lab in the same building as the training, with surgeons on staff
- Removables snap on. Nothing cemented, nothing to pry off
Single crown
Fixed full arch
Overdenture
Same platform under all three.
The thinking
Designed around the failures, by the people who kept seeing them.
The lab had made over 600,000 restorations for thousands of clinics. The clinics OsseoPure owns were doing 80 to 120 full arches a month. Every failure came back through the same door, and the pattern was always the same: it was the parts, not the surgery. So the engineer who designed the system (Dr. Thierry Giorno, who designed implant systems for 30 years before this one) started from the failure list and worked backward.
Surface.
Nano-textured so bone treats it like bone. Aggressive threads for immediate stability without the crushing torque that starves the bone.
Connection.
One connection across the whole system. Place a one-piece, a two-piece, or both in the same arch. Prosthetically they all become the same.
Screw.
The spherical screw is self-centering and 1.6 mm. That extra material is the difference between a bridge that stays tight and one that comes back loose.
Framework.
Zantex: lighter than titanium, stronger, bonds to every restorative material. Relinable. Repairable in the mouth. Guaranteed by the lab.
Fast Fit
Minutes, not appointments.
- 10 minutessingle-unit crowns
- 35 minutesfixed dentures
- 60 minutesFP1 and FP2 bridges
Chair time for the restorative appointment with the Fast Fit workflow. Your times will depend on your case and your team. You see it done in live surgery on every Buffalo course, and then you do it.
Scan. Design. Print. Deliver. Same day.
- 01
Scan.
Intraoral scan with scan bodies. Any scanner you already own.
- 02
Design.
The lab designs the provisional while the patient is in the chair. The surgeon sees it before it's printed.
- 03
Print.
In your office or ours. Chairside printing is taught on every Buffalo course.
- 04
Deliver.
Screw retained, seated passively, the same day. "Every patient I've treated has left with a screw-retained prosthesis." Dr. Rhett Eklund, DDS
PRF
Your patient's own blood, doing the healing.
Platelet rich fibrin is part of the system, not an add-on. Dr. Rick Miron, co-founder, has published more on PRF than anyone in the world. The 3-day Buffalo course gives it a full day: blood draws, membranes, plugs, sticky bone, extraction and grafting, facial esthetics.
The lab
The lab is not a vendor. It's a co-founder.
OsseoPure Labs grew out of XL Dent, started in 2005. 600,000+ restorations. 45+ technicians. 100% made in the USA. The same lab sees thousands of cases a year from OsseoPure's own clinics, so when something can be improved, it gets improved. Your cases go through the lab portal to people you met on the course.
"I've switched to the OsseoPure lab as soon as I started doing this. They're very easy to work with."Dr. Rick Redmond, DMD
Hear it from doctors who came
The best measure of a course is what attendees say after it's over.
Short interviews recorded at our 2026 courses. Unscripted.
What attendees said after the course
"We're being shown practical things."
"Every patient has left with a screw-retained prosthesis."
"The result was phenomenal."
Want to see more? Every interview is on the OsseoPure YouTube channel.
Bringing your team? Staff seats are $495.
Your assistant, hygienist or office manager sits in on everything the dentist does: every lecture, the hands-on workshop, live surgery and case review. On the three-day course that includes the PRF day. Add staff seats when you register.
"They let me bring my two team members."Dr. Rhett Eklund, DDS
Come for day one. If it isn't for you, we refund you.
Attend day one. If by the end of the day it is not what you expected, tell our team before you leave and we refund your full tuition. If you register and cannot attend, your tuition becomes a credit toward a future course. Questions: call or text (716) 274-8287.
The fastest way to understand it is to watch it work.
Two or three days, live surgery, your own station. If it isn't for you after day one, full refund.