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NeoBiotech R-Brush

NeoBiotech R-Brush

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Neobiotech R-Brush Peri-Implantitis Round Brush
Neobiotech · Peri-Implantitis

R-Brush
Round Brush for Implant Surface Decontamination

A rotating round brush designed to thoroughly cleanse the infected implant surface in peri-implantitis treatment. R-Brush's circular bristle arrangement covers the full circumference of the exposed implant threads, removing contamination and granulation tissue while preserving the implant's rough surface architecture for re-osseointegration.

Perfect Implant Surface Cleansing 2,000–5,000 rpm Regular Ø5.6 · Wide Ø6.6
Clinical Insight

What clinicians are saying

Real-world feedback from implantologists using R-Brush in peri-implantitis surgical treatment.

"The round design is what makes R-Brush the right tool for this job — you're working around a cylinder, and a cylindrical brush is the only way to achieve full circumferential contact on every thread in a single pass. I've used it in cases where the exposed surface looked irretrievable and the SEM comparison images we've seen in training show exactly what it achieves. The surface comes up clean in a way that gives re-osseointegration a genuine chance."

Peri-implantitis Surgery · Surface Decontamination · Re-osseointegration

"Peri-implantitis surgical management needs a decontamination step that's fast, complete, and doesn't compromise the surface for healing. R-Brush handles all three. It's straightforward to use — connect the cover cap, insert into the surgical site, apply with vertical reciprocating motion at the right rpm, irrigate throughout. The before/after on the implant surface is visible clinically, not just under an electron microscope."

Surgical Workflow · Mechanical Decontamination · Irrigation Protocol
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Indications

When to use R-Brush

Designed for the mechanical decontamination of exposed implant surfaces in surgical peri-implantitis treatment — where thorough, circumferential cleansing is required across the full extent of the infected threads.

Peri-implantitis Surgical Therapy — Applied after flap elevation and granulation tissue removal to mechanically decontaminate the exposed implant surface prior to guided bone regeneration or resective surgery.
Implant Surface Biofilm Removal — Removes infected tissue and biofilm from the full circumference of exposed implant threads using rotating round bristles, covering areas that linear or angled brushes cannot reach uniformly.
Re-osseointegration Preparation — Surface cleansing with R-Brush preserves the rough implant surface architecture — a critical factor for new bone contact and re-osseointegration following decontamination.
Wide-diameter Implant Sites — Two diameter options (Regular Ø5.6 and Wide Ø6.6) allow appropriate brush selection for standard and wide-platform implants, ensuring bristle contact across the thread profile without excessive lateral pressure.
Granulation Tissue Removal — The rotating bristle action removes granulation tissue from the implant surface and around the threads during peri-implantitis surgical debridement.
Combined Peri-implantitis Protocol — Used as the mechanical decontamination step within a comprehensive peri-implantitis surgical protocol, typically followed by chemical decontamination, bone grafting, and membrane placement where indicated.
Product Video

R-Brush in surgical use

See the R-Brush protocol applied in a peri-implantitis surgical case — from cover cap placement to post-decontamination surface assessment.

Surface Cleansing

Before & after — confirmed under electron microscopy

SEM imaging at X100, X500, and X5000 magnification demonstrates the change in implant surface condition following R-Brush decontamination.

Before R-Brush

Implant surface before R-Brush — SEM at X100, X500, X5000

After R-Brush

Implant surface after R-Brush — SEM at X100, X500, X5000
Clinical Case

R-Brush in clinical use

A peri-implantitis case demonstrating the R-Brush decontamination protocol — from prosthesis removal to post-treatment surface assessment.

Severe Peri-implantitis — Mechanical Surface Decontamination

Severe peri-implantitis with bone loss — R-Brush applied to exposed implant surface, confirmed clean post-treatment

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Severe peri-implantitis and bone loss observed — prosthesis removed

Severe peri-implantitis and bone loss observed — prosthesis removed

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Cover cap connected to fixture prior to R-Brush application

Cover cap connected to fixture

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R-Brush applied along exposed implant surface at 2,000–5,000 rpm

R-Brush applied at 2,000–5,000 rpm with irrigation

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Implant surface perfectly cleansed after R-Brush use

Implant surface perfectly cleansed

Specifications

Technical specifications

Device type Round brush for implant surface decontamination — peri-implantitis treatment
Available diameters Regular Ø5.6 · Wide Ø6.6
Operating speed 2,000–5,000 rpm with irrigation (1:1 handpiece)
Application method Vertical reciprocating motion along exposed implant surface — cover cap connected to fixture prior to use
Manufacturer Neobiotech Co., Ltd
Origin Made in Korea
Clinical Tips

Getting the most from R-Brush

Practical guidance for effective peri-implantitis surface decontamination.

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Connect the cover cap to the fixture before applying the brush. The cover cap protects the internal implant connection from bristle contact during the decontamination procedure. Confirm the cover cap is fully seated and secure before engaging the R-Brush — loose seating risks displacing the cap into the surgical field or damaging the internal hex.
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Select the brush diameter to match the implant platform. The Regular (Ø5.6) is appropriate for standard-diameter implants; the Wide (Ø6.6) for wide-platform fixtures. Correct diameter selection ensures the bristles engage the thread profile across the full circumference without excessive radial pressure on the surrounding bone wall.
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Use vertical reciprocating motion with copious irrigation throughout. Apply the R-Brush along the exposed implant surface with a continuous vertical reciprocating stroke at 2,000–5,000 rpm. Maintain irrigation throughout — dry use generates heat at the implant surface and risks thermal damage to the remaining peri-implant bone.
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Use R-Brush as part of a comprehensive decontamination protocol. Mechanical decontamination with R-Brush addresses biofilm and granulation tissue on the implant surface, but optimal peri-implantitis outcomes are achieved when combined with appropriate chemical decontamination, guided bone regeneration where indicated, and long-term supportive peri-implant maintenance.
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Single patient use — do not resterilise or reuse. R-Brush is a single-use disposable device. Reuse risks cross-contamination and bristle fatigue, which reduces decontamination efficacy and may result in bristle separation in the surgical field. Discard after each patient.
⚠ Clinical Notice: R-Brush is intended for use by trained dental surgeons in peri-implantitis surgical procedures. Always connect the cover cap to the fixture prior to use. Use with copious irrigation at 2,000–5,000 rpm — do not exceed the recommended speed range. Single patient use only — do not reuse. Follow AS/NZS sterilisation and infection control guidelines for all surgical instruments used in the same procedure. Refer to product labelling for full indications, contraindications, and handling instructions.