5 year experiences
The first type of mini-implant was developed in 2001 based on the studies using finite element model analyses and animal studies. From then, many researches and clinical trials were performed to increase the stability and the clinical efficiency. We have experienced some problems with mini-implants and we have solved them successfully.







Designs based on scientific researches




Research I
Contact non-linear finite element model analyses of immediately-loaded orthodontic mini implant using two-dimensional models

Research II
Contact non-linear finite element model analyses of immediately-loaded orthodontic mini implant using three-dimensional models














Research III
Pilot Studies of ORLUS¢ç mini-implants using rabbit femurs



















Research IV
Factors associated with the stability of
ORLUS mini-implants in the posterior alveolar area











Research V
Comparative studies on the stability of Mini-screws







Research VI
Pilot studies on the stability of short ORLUS mini-implants







Research VII
Pilot studies on the stability of mini-implants of blunt tips







Outstanding the stability





Over 90% of success rate >>



Not technique-dependent










Not site-dependent