Horizon 2030
Horizon 2030
The EAO Delphi study Horizon 2030 brings a forward-looking perspective
on the major shifts expected in implant dentistry.
Z1 features
- Patented zirconia collar
- Titanium body
- Clinical versatility
- Protective barrier
- Tissue stability
- 98.8% Paro-Integration
- Aesthetics
- EU-MDR
Delphi study «Horizon 2030»
The Delphi study «Horizon 2030» carried out by the European Association for Osseointegration (EAO) aims to identify and predict future trends in implant dentistry in Europe.
The overall purpose of this study is to provide information on relevant aspects of implant therapy that remain uncertain and cannot be clarified by scientific evidence.
The Delphi method involves a structured group of experts, systematic communication, individual feedback and group judgement:
- A 60-question questionnaire was sent to 138 experts selected according to geographical and professional criteria.
- Responses were collected in two rounds with feedback, then discussed at a final meeting for those points where there was no consensus (threshold set at 65%).
The prevalence of peri-implantitis will:
- 75% Increase
- 23% Stay similar
- 2% Decrease
Regarding the manufacturing material of dental implants, what will be the trend?
- 69% Titanium and ceramic
- 29% Titanium
- 2% Ceramic
Regarding the microtopography of abutment surfaces, what will be the trend?
- 77% Smooth
- 13% Smooth and rough
- 10% Rough
