Committed to a process of continuous improvement and the pursuit of excellence, LYRA ETK draws on a community of experienced dental surgeons who have incorporated the latest advances in clinical research and digital technologies into their practice.

This community shares a vision of implant dentistry that is less mechanical and more biological, based on the understanding that primary stability and osseointegration are well-established concepts, but are not sufficient on their own to ensure long-term tissue stability or prevent biological and aesthetic complications. Convinced that implant therapy should no longer be designed simply to anchor an implant in bone, we seek to reproduce and support the dynamic balance of all natural tissues by minimizing the amount of metal in the mouth, adopting new designs and biomaterials to stimulate biological processes and achieve an effective biological seal. Together, and drawing on the industry’s investigative and research capabilities that we make available to them, as well as our partnerships with several universities, our members contribute to clinical research, the development and validation of increasingly reliable new implant protocols.Our second area of research focuses on simplifying these protocols through digital technologies that embed biological recommendations and guide the entire workflow. ACTIS members contribute to the dissemination of these emerging practices in implant dentistry and to our training programs.