YAHOPE iCHECK Portable Dental Implant Stability Meter Implant Stability ISQ Monitor

Features:

Biological Stability: In the early stage after implantation, stability is primarily mechanical. Its value typically decreases during this period.

Mechanical Stability: Refers to the biological integration between the implant and surrounding tissues. This stability generally increases during the initial stage and is considered an important factor for long-term implant success.

Total Stability: Describes the overall stability between the implant, bone, and tissues. It combines initial and biological stability and involves aspects such as bone integration, soft tissue adaptation, functional loading, and clinical performance over time.

Uses tapping technology with an automatic safety system to support evaluation of early implant integration.

Simplifies measurement and offers convenient operation compared to torque wrench methods.

Equipped with a tricolor display where values shift from red to green, visually indicating changes in stability.

Technical Specifications:

Accuracy: Display value ±3;

Tapping Speed: 0.5 sec / 1 time;

Tapping Strength: <1.0N;

Number of Taps:

2–4 taps for values between 1–59;

6 taps for values between 60–99;

Usage Guidelines:

Keep the device as close to the horizontal line as possible, within 0–30 degrees.

Perform the test twice: once on the buccal side and once on the lingual side.

If the difference between the two values is less than 5, record the first measurement. If the difference is more than 5, conduct a third test.

Comparison of methods for measuring implant stability：