Frequently asked questions.

Eight implant series on i-Fix's own catalog — IP (i-Fix Pro), SP (S-Fix Pro), AK (Apex Konnect), B (i-Fix One), C (i-Fix C-1) and ZE (i-Fix Zygon) in full production detail, with IP+ and AK* upcoming — plus PSI patient-specific implants and the Crown digital restorative laboratory.

Implants are designed and machined in-house from ASTM F136 ELI Grade 5 titanium, with independent lab testing at IIT Delhi, clinical evaluation at Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences, and the Nano Bio-Activated surface developed with Psilox AB in Uppsala, Sweden. Every series ships with its IFU, catalog and quality-system documentation, and its sizes are matched to specific clinical indications.

i-Fix implants are designed and manufactured in-house at an EN ISO 13485-certified facility, with matched drilling protocols and prosthetic components across the portfolio — including the ZE Zygomatic system for severe maxillary atrophy, where conventional bone-level implants aren't an option.

An increasing number of the products are design-patented.

A dental implant surgically placed in the jawbone to act as a root for the artificial tooth. The 4, 4.5 and 5 mm diameters have a back taper, which allows maximum bone volume to build up around the implant.

i-Fix and i-Fix Pro share the same underlying platform; i-Fix Pro differs in its prospective connection — sharper contours and a cutting geometry built for greater stability and a more precise seat in bone.

i-Fix Pro (IP Series) is built for immediate stabilization — designed for quick, secure placement. S-Fix Pro (SP Series) is built for longer-term stabilization, with greater flexibility in implant positioning.

A one-piece bicortical implant system designed for immediate stabilization and loading — indicated for full-mouth rehabilitation, thin-ridge anatomy and extraction-socket placement where grafting is being avoided.

A one-piece implant system specifically designed for immediate loading, using a compressive thread that condenses bone through a minimal osteotomy — suited to narrow ridges.

An elongated implant anchored in the cheekbone (zygomatic bone) instead of the jaw, used when there isn't enough upper jawbone (maxilla) for a conventional implant — avoiding a separate bone-grafting stage.

Platform and clinical intent, mainly: i-Fix and i-Fix Pro share a platform with different connection geometry; S-Fix uses a different prospective platform for longer-term flexibility; i-Fix One and i-Fix C1 are one-piece systems for immediate loading in specific bone conditions; Zygon anchors in the cheekbone for cases with no viable maxillary bone at all. Each series' full specification is on its own product page.

Built-in platform switching, a single prospective platform across sizes, immediate-loading capability, and an SLA surface — sand-blasted, large-grit, acid-etched. These are treated as segment-leading attributes across the range.

It is inserted into the jaw during oral surgery. Once the implant heals (osseointegrates), the dentist places a crown on top — or, depending on the treatment plan, restores it with a bridge or denture instead.

An abutment is the connector that joins a dental implant to a crown or other restoration. Multiple abutment types are available, matched to the specific restorative requirement — see each series' Restorative Workflow section for the compatible component groups.

Artificial devices used to replace missing teeth — dentures, bridges and crowns — that restore function once an implant has integrated.

Drills, stoppers, cortical drills, parallel pins and a torque wrench.

Kamal Medtech works closely with a partner on Medbone, a synthetic bone-graft product with consistently proven results — rather than manufacturing bio-materials independently in-house.

Medbone is a synthetic bone-graft material used during implant surgery to support integration of the implant. It aids bone regeneration, provides a stable foundation by filling bone defects, and addresses insufficient bone volume — typically used to fill a gap in the mandible.

They're a complement to bone augmentation — supporting cases where there isn't enough native bone for a standard implant placement.

Pricing depends on the series, market and partner — contact the team directly and they will confirm the appropriate distributor, implant and price for your territory.

A wide and growing base of dentists and dental clinic chains, in India and abroad.

Based on requirement and clinical recommendation — all series perform well in market; there isn't one default best-seller independent of the case.

Across India and in select global export markets — see Global Reach for the current footprint.

Not at present. Orders go through clinical and distribution partners rather than direct or online purchase.

As a privately held company, this isn't shared publicly. The company states it is financially strong and disciplined on fiscal practice.

Design, manufacturing, packaging and supply are run end-to-end on one facility's standards, under a quality audit and assurance process. The system is EN ISO 13485:2016 compliant and CE 2803 certified.

Yes — EN ISO 13485 and CE 2803 certified, applicable both nationally and internationally.

Products carry lifetime warranties, backed by an established after-sales support system.

Cardiac stents, alongside the dental implant portfolio — dental implants and cardiac devices are Kamal Medtech's two device categories.