THE BICON SYSTEM is a unique dental implant system, offering the worldwide dental community a comprehensive solution since 1985. Bicon’s engineers and clinicians have been responsible for many of the innovations in implant dentistry for decades.
Bicon’s unique plateau design follows sound bioengineering principles which allow for the use of short implants. Its 1.5° locking taper implant to abutment connection provides for 360° of universal abutment positioning — offering restorative flexibility unmatched by other dental implant systems. The sloping shoulder of the Bicon implant consistently provides for gingivally aesthetic restorations, which are easily achieved because the bone that is maintained over the shoulder of the implant provides support for the interdental papillae.
Bicon’s unique design and its revolutionary clinical techniques have not only passed the test of time, but also continue to lead implant dentistry. We welcome your joining Bicon clinicians from around the world, so that both you and your patients may also enjoy the clinical benefits of Bicon Dental Implants.
The Bicon Design
THE BICON DENTAL IMPLANT SYSTEM was designed to restore dentitions without using screws. For this reason, clinicians, technicians, and patients do not experience the limitations and frustrations inherent with the use of screws.
Clinically Proven
Bicon has four decades of clinical proof with a design that has remained consistent from the beginning
Preserve Bone
Not only does Bicon preserve crestal bone, but Bicon often exhibits bone gain
Save Time
Bicon's innovative surgical and restorative techniques can not only save you chair time, but also reduce patient visits
Exceptional Support
The Bicon team is standing by to offer the expert support you need to add Bicon to your practice
Innovative
For nearly 4 decades, Bicon has led implant dentistry with SHORT Implants, platform switching, and a sloping shoulder
Gingivally Aesthetic
Bicon’s sloping shoulder design provides space for bone growth, which supports aesthetic gingival papillae