News - Aug 2025

How wet blasting delivers the perfect finish for dental implant components...

Dental screw before and after wet blasting

When it comes to dental implant components, surface finish is much more than a matter of appearance, it directly impacts performance, biocompatibility, and patient outcomes. Among available finishing techniques, wet blasting is a superior solution that's trusted to deliver the ideal finish.

Compared to dry blasting or machining alone, wet blasting offers distinct advantages:

• Surface quality: The wet blast slurry medium delivers a smoother, more uniform finish, with controlled roughness and no embedded abrasive.

• Mechanical benefits: Cooling during the process reduces heat damage and residual stresses, while protecting delicate thread geometry.

• Biological compatibility: A homogeneously roughened, contaminant-free surface enhances osseointegration, resists corrosion, and supports reliable sterilisation.

• Process consistency: Wet blasting ensures reproducible results across batches while maintaining a safer, dust-free working environment.

For manufacturers of dental screws for example, the result is a surface that not only meets strict quality requirements but also supports long-term clinical success.

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