ZIMV ZimVie Inc

ZimVie Inc. (Nasdaq: ZIMV), a global life sciences leader in the dental and spine markets, today announced the launch of the TSX® Implant in Japan. As ZimVie’s largest dental implant market in APAC and fifth largest market globally, Japan is of great strategic importance to ZimVie. The launch of TSX in Japan allows the company to compete head-to-head with premium market leaders in the dental implant space. 

TSX Implants are designed for immediate extraction and standard loading protocols as well as placement predictability and primary stability in soft and dense bone. The Implant incorporates features with more than two decades of real-world, clinical data to deliver peri-implant health, crestal bone maintenance, long-term osseointegration, and prosthetic stability.1-8, 11-13* Integrated with ZimVie’s end-to-end digital workflows and engineered with surgical and restorative versatility, the TSX Implant furthers ZimVie’s commitment to simplify procedures and optimize practice protocols.

The TSX Implant first made its debut in the United States in November 2022 and has seen tremendous success in the market to date.

“We’re excited to expand our TSX Implant line globally, with the offering now available in Japan,” said Indraneel Kanaglekar, SVP and President of ZimVie Dental. “Together with our T3® PRO Implant, we’re confident that these two recent launches in Japan will help to solidify our position as the market leader.”

ZimVie’s next-generation implant is compatible with the Encode® Emergence 3-in-1 Healing Abutment, Impression Coping, and Scanbody System. To help the surgeon master immediate implants with greater efficiency and more predictability, the TSX Implant is surgically compatible with familiar soft and dense bone protocols, existing tools, and the digital dentistry solutions provided by DTI, ZimVie’s fully owned lab in Japan.

For more information on ZimVie Dental implants, suite of connected solutions, and continuing education, please visit https://www.zimvie.com/en/dental.html.

For more information about ZimVie Japan and DTI, please visit https://zimvie.co.jp and https://dti-cadcam.com.

About ZimVieZimVie is a global life sciences leader in the dental and spine markets that develops, manufactures, and delivers a comprehensive portfolio of products and solutions designed to treat a wide range of spine pathologies and support dental tooth replacement and restoration procedures. The company was founded in March 2022 as an independent, publicly traded spin-off of the Dental and Spine business units of Zimmer Biomet to breathe new life, dedicated energy, and strategic focus to its portfolio of trusted brands and products. From its headquarters in Westminster, Colorado, and additional facilities around the globe, the company serves customers in over 70 countries worldwide with a robust offering of dental and spine solutions including differentiated product platforms supported by extensive clinical evidence. For more information about ZimVie, please visit us at www.ZimVie.com. Follow @ZimVie on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram.

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Media Contact Information:

ZimVieLaura Driscoll • Laura.Driscoll@ZimVie.com(774) 284-1606

ZimVieAllison Johnson • Allison.Johnson@ZimVie.com(774) 266-8046

Investor Contact Information:

Gilmartin Group LLCMarissa Bych • Marissa@gilmartinir.com

* Pre-clinical studies may not be indicative of clinical performance.

1 Data on file.

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