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IndiOss: Design, Development, and Preclinical Validation of a Novel

https://doi.org/10.51583/IJLTEMAS.2026.1501000108

Received: 17 January 2026; Accepted: 26 January 2026; Published: 21 February 2026

Objective: To present the design, development, and preliminary validation of IndiOss™, a novel 100%

indigenous dental intraosseous implant system integrating biomechanical optimization and digital CAD/CAM

compatibility.

Methods: The implant design process followed biomechanical modeling principles and digital engineering

standards. The geometry was optimized for osseointegration and primary stability using CAD/CAM and finite

element–based validation. Material characterization ensured strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility.

Results: The Indi-Ossdesign achieved precision-engineered geometry, modular adaptability, and strong

Dentistry; Atmanirbhar Bharat; Implant Design

imported implant systems limits accessibility due to high cost and limited anatomical adaptability [1]. The Indi-

OssDental Intraosseous Implant was conceptualized to overcome these challenges through a fully indigenous

innovation that integrates biomechanical precision, patient-specific adaptability, and digital manufacturing.

The development of Indi-Ossrepresents not just an engineering advancement but a strategic contribution toward

national self-reliance in medical device innovation.

Design and Dimensional Overview

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 Thread Depth: 0.3–0.5 mm, promoting enhanced surface area and primary stability.

 Internal Connection Diameter: 2.0–4.0 mm for prosthetic abutment integration.

Internal Architecture

The internal cavity is designed with a conical interface to ensure secure abutment seating and reduced

microleakage. This hollow structure improves stress absorption and minimizes crestal bone stress [2].

CAD/CAM Orthographic Views

The design visualization was conducted through multi-view modeling (Fig. 1):

 Top View: Shows internal connection configuration.

 Bottom View: Displays apical tapering and thread convergence.

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resistance (as per ASTM F136 standards). Material testing confirmed compliance with ISO 5832-3

biocompatibility benchmarks [3].

Prototype Development and Validation

Additive manufacturing was employed for prototype generation using laser sintering. Dimensional accuracy was

verified with 3D scanning. Laboratory simulations under static and cyclic loading conditions demonstrated

acceptable stress thresholds and primary stability within clinical safety margins.

 Dimensional Precision: <0.01 mm deviation in CAD-to-prototype comparison.

 Mechanical Stability: Load-bearing validation indicated stable performance under simulated masticatory

equivalent or superior design flexibility at significantly reduced cost [4].

The innovation addresses critical gaps in Indian implantology:

 Enhanced primary stability in both dense and low-density bone.

 Improved osseointegration through optimized geometry and surface characteristics.

 Ease of surgical placement with minimal instrumentation.

 Indigenous manufacturability, supporting cost reduction and local employment.

These findings affirm the system’s readiness for preclinical animal model validation and eventual clinical trials.

Market and Societal Impact

The Indian dental implant market is estimated at ₹60–350 billion annually [5]. With 100% indigenous

manufacturing, Indi-Ossdirectly supports national self-reliance by reducing dependence on imported systems.

 TRL 7–9: Commercialization, certification (CDSCO, BIS), and scaling.

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The Indi-OssDental Intraosseous Implant System exemplifies an indigenous solution that merges advanced

digital design, biomechanical reliability, and affordability. It fulfills both scientific and societal objectives—

bridging global standards with local innovation under the Make in India initiative.

The authors acknowledge Sumiti Creations, Pune, for industrial collaboration and SMBT Dental College and

Hospital, Sangamner Affiliated to Maharashtra University of Health Sciences (MUHS), Nashik, for

institutional and academic support in design validation and research facilitation.

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3. ISO 5832-3: Implants for surgery — Metallic materials — Part 3: Wrought titanium 6-aluminum 4-

4. Smeets R, Stadlinger B, Schwarz F, et al. Impact of dental implant surface modifications on

5. Indian Dental Association. Dental Implant Market Trends and Forecasts. IDA Report 2024.