Common Implant Brand Comparison
Neutral data compilation of common implant systems in Taiwan (origin, material, characteristics), without quality comparison. Implants are medical devices and must be approved by the TFDA before sale and use in Taiwan. Below is neutral specification information.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the common implant systems in Taiwan?
Common implant systems on the market come from various origins such as Switzerland, Sweden, Germany, USA, and Korea, each with different surface treatments and connection designs. The system used by a clinic is usually stated on their website or during consultation.
Are implants regulated in Taiwan?
Yes. Implants are medical devices and must be approved by the TFDA before legal sale and use in Taiwan. You can ask the clinic for the product name and license information of the system used; this site only compiles publicly available information from clinics and does not endorse it.
What are the differences between implant brands?
Differences mainly lie in material (mostly pure titanium or titanium alloy), surface treatment technology, connection method between implant and abutment, and the manufacturer's long-term clinical data and warranty scope. These are specification differences, not quality ranking.
What material are implants made of?
The most common implant materials clinically are pure titanium or titanium alloy; some systems offer zirconia (all-ceramic) implants. Material characteristics are neutral facts; suitability must be assessed by a professional dentist on a case-by-case basis.
How can I find out which implant a clinic uses?
You can directly ask the clinic during consultation for the name and origin of the implant system; some clinics also list it on their official website. This site only compiles publicly available information from clinics and does not endorse it.
Official sources：中央健康保險署、食品藥物管理署、衛生福利部
This page is a neutral compilation of information for reference only; it does not constitute medical advice or any treatment commitment.