Apex Konnect is an Indian brand of root-form titanium dental implants, stocked in three diameters: 3.5 mm narrow, 4.2 mm standard and 5.0 mm wide. The diameter is chosen to match the bone width and the tooth being replaced — narrow for anterior sites, standard for premolars, wide for molars.
Apex Konnect is an Indian implant brand. The range is deliberately simple: three diameters, covering almost every case a general practice will place.
Choosing between them comes down to one question — how much bone is there, and which tooth are you replacing?
For sites where the ridge is thin and a wider fixture would risk perforating the buccal plate.
That means lateral incisors, mandibular incisors, and any anterior case where bucco-lingual bone is limited. It buys you an implant in the aesthetic zone without grafting first.
The Apex Konnect 3.50 mm is the narrow-diameter fixture.
The workhorse. If you are not sure, this is usually the answer.
It is wide enough to develop good bone-to-implant contact and a natural emergence profile, and narrow enough to fit most posterior ridges without a graft. Routine premolar and first-molar replacement starts here.
The Apex Konnect 4.20 mm is the standard diameter.
For molars, and for bone that will not hold a narrower fixture.
A wide platform spreads occlusal load across a bigger interface, which matters at molar sites. It also grabs better in soft bone, and fills an immediate post-extraction molar socket more convincingly. The trade-off is that it needs the ridge width to take it.
The Apex Konnect 5.0 mm is the wide-platform fixture.
Diameter selection is a CBCT decision, not a chairside guess.
If the ridge is short of width, the bone grafts range covers the augmentation that has to happen before the fixture goes in.
An implant fixture is a sterile, single-use, permanently implanted device. Provenance is not a nice-to-have.
Every Apex Konnect fixture ships sealed in its sterile pouch with the batch number and expiry printed on it, so it can be traced. Each listing states the diameter plainly, so the right fixture reaches the right site.
The rest of the case is in the same catalogue: the healing abutments that shape the tissue after placement, and the scan bodies, Ti-bases and analogs in dental implants that restore the fixture once it has healed.
Apex Konnect is an Indian implant brand. The range is deliberately simple: three diameters, covering almost every case a general practice will place.
Choosing between them comes down to one question — how much bone is there, and which tooth are you replacing?
For sites where the ridge is thin and a wider fixture would risk perforating the buccal plate.
That means lateral incisors, mandibular incisors, and any anterior case where bucco-lingual bone is limited. It buys you an implant in the aesthetic zone without grafting first.
The Apex Konnect 3.50 mm is the narrow-diameter fixture.
The workhorse. If you are not sure, this is usually the answer.
It is wide enough to develop good bone-to-implant contact and a natural emergence profile, and narrow enough to fit most posterior ridges without a graft. Routine premolar and first-molar replacement starts here.
The Apex Konnect 4.20 mm is the standard diameter.
For molars, and for bone that will not hold a narrower fixture.
A wide platform spreads occlusal load across a bigger interface, which matters at molar sites. It also grabs better in soft bone, and fills an immediate post-extraction molar socket more convincingly. The trade-off is that it needs the ridge width to take it.
The Apex Konnect 5.0 mm is the wide-platform fixture.
Diameter selection is a CBCT decision, not a chairside guess.
If the ridge is short of width, the bone grafts range covers the augmentation that has to happen before the fixture goes in.
An implant fixture is a sterile, single-use, permanently implanted device. Provenance is not a nice-to-have.
Every Apex Konnect fixture ships sealed in its sterile pouch with the batch number and expiry printed on it, so it can be traced. Each listing states the diameter plainly, so the right fixture reaches the right site.
The rest of the case is in the same catalogue: the healing abutments that shape the tissue after placement, and the scan bodies, Ti-bases and analogs in dental implants that restore the fixture once it has healed.
Apex Konnect is an Indian brand of root-form titanium endosseous implant fixtures, stocked at Dentalkart in three diameters — 3.5 mm narrow, 4.2 mm standard and 5.0 mm wide. They are placed in healed extraction sites, immediate post-extraction sockets and ridge-augmented sites, in either single-stage or two-stage protocols.
Match the diameter to the bone width and the tooth. Choose 3.5 mm for anterior sites and narrow ridges, where a wider fixture risks perforating the buccal plate. Choose 4.2 mm for routine premolar and first-molar replacement — it is the default. Choose 5.0 mm for molars, immediate molar sockets and soft bone.
Leave at least 1.5 to 2 mm of buccal and lingual bone around the fixture. Below that, the marginal bone tends to resorb and the long-term result suffers. Confirm bucco-lingual width on the pre-surgical CBCT before committing to a diameter — a narrow ridge means grafting first, or dropping a size.
Yes, provided the socket is free of acute infection, the buccal plate is intact and you can achieve adequate primary stability. Use the 4.2 mm or 5.0 mm depending on socket dimensions and bone density, and graft the gap between the fixture and the socket wall where one exists.
Yes. Every Apex Konnect fixture ships in sealed sterile primary packaging with the original batch number and expiry printed on the pouch, so each one is traceable. That matters for a permanently implanted, single-use device — and it is what makes a genuine fixture distinguishable from a repackaged one.
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