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Treatment and result: NiTi Brush debridement, then GBR (combined surgical therapy) · 57 s
Surgical footage of mechanical debridement of the exposed threads with the NiTi Brush, followed by the CBCT and 3D record of the site after combined surgical therapy with guided bone regeneration (the NiTi Brush was one step): bone loss before, new bone formation after.
Clinical Movie on our YouTube channel
NiTi Brush for peri-implantitis in use — technique footage published on HANS Korea’s YouTube channel.
NiTi Brush for peri-implantitis — clinical technique
NiTi Brush for peri-implantitis — Save the crown (full-length video)
NiTi Brush — titanium brush‡ for peri-implantitis (short)
Note on “titanium brush”
‡ Titanium brush (Ti brush) is used on this site as a generic, descriptive term, as in the literature; it is not a product name. Investigators have described the NiTi Brush by HANS Korea in this way, for example “a rotating titanium brush (Nano NiTi Brush, HANS KOREA CO. Ltd)” in randomised trials (Derks et al. 2022; Regidor et al. 2023; Alibegovic et al. 2025; Regidor et al. 2026) and “a titanium brush (Hans Korea Co., Ltd.)” in clinical studies (Galarraga-Vinueza et al. 2020; Schwarz et al. 2023; Zhou et al. 2026; Dionigi et al. 2025; Babgi & Felemban 2024); a laboratory study abbreviates it “TiB” (Ichioka et al. 2023). Another laboratory study calls it a “Ti brush” (“NiTi Brush Omega, Hans Korea”; Kao et al. 2024). The bristles are a nickel-titanium (NiTi) alloy, not pure titanium; for patients who report a reaction to titanium or nickel, see the IFU.