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Crown Down in the press.

Editorial coverage, interviews, and clinical research featuring Crown Down and Dr. Zvi Fudim’s work on tungsten carbide implant drill design.

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FeatureAugust 2026

Oral Health Group

Osseocompression vs. Osseodensification: Two Different Ways to Improve Implant Primary Stability

EditorialJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Tungsten carbide implant drills: the material innovation reshaping implant osteotomy

InterviewJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Rethinking Osteotomy Preparation - Dr. Zvi Fudim

ForthcomingQ3 2026

Implants International

Clinical review of tungsten carbide implant drill safety and drilling-sequence architecture

FeatureAugust 2026

Oral Health Group

Osseocompression vs. Osseodensification: Two Different Ways to Improve Implant Primary Stability

EditorialJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Tungsten carbide implant drills: the material innovation reshaping implant osteotomy

InterviewJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Rethinking Osteotomy Preparation - Dr. Zvi Fudim

ForthcomingQ3 2026

Implants International

Clinical review of tungsten carbide implant drill safety and drilling-sequence architecture

FeatureAugust 2026

Oral Health Group

Osseocompression vs. Osseodensification: Two Different Ways to Improve Implant Primary Stability

EditorialJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Tungsten carbide implant drills: the material innovation reshaping implant osteotomy

InterviewJune 2026

Dental Tribune

Rethinking Osteotomy Preparation - Dr. Zvi Fudim

ForthcomingQ3 2026

Implants International

Clinical review of tungsten carbide implant drill safety and drilling-sequence architecture

Featured inOral Health GroupDental Tribune

Published coverage

Editorial coverage across leading dental publications.

In August 2026, Dr. Fudim authored a feature in Oral Health Group - Canada’s leading dental trade publication - comparing osseocompression with osseodensification. Two months earlier, Dental Tribune South Asia ran a two-part feature on his work: an invited editorial on the material science of tungsten carbide implant drills, followed one day later by an in-depth interview on the Crown Down drilling philosophy.

FeatureOral Health Group·

Osseocompression vs. Osseodensification: Two Different Ways to Improve Implant Primary Stability

Feature article by Dr. Zvi Fudim in Oral Health Group - Canada's leading dental trade publication - comparing osseodensification (Versah Densah bur protocol) with osseocompression through controlled undersized drilling. Explains the biomechanical difference between compacting bone chips and compressing trabecular bone, why cortical bone is the bottleneck for safe undersizing, and where the Crown Down 2-drill method fits in.

Author: Dr. Zvi Fudim

Read on Oral Health Group
EditorialDental Tribune South Asia·

Tungsten carbide implant drills: The material innovation reshaping implant osteotomy

Invited editorial by Dr. Zvi Fudim on how tungsten carbide's thermal conductivity changes the physics of implant osteotomy. Includes a controlled bench experiment showing carbide drills reduce a hot micro-volume to 75°C in 3.4 seconds vs 24.1 seconds for stainless steel - approximately 7× faster heat-sink behaviour in the early cooling phase.

Author: Dr. Zvi Fudim

Read on Dental Tribune South Asia
InterviewDental Tribune South Asia·

Interview: Rethinking Osteotomy Preparation - Dr Zvi Fudim

In-depth interview with Dr. Zvi Fudim on the philosophy behind the Crown Down 2-drill protocol, the science of heat management during osteotomy preparation, cortical-first drilling logic, universal implant-system compatibility, and Fudim's vision for the future of implant surgery. Published one day after the accompanying editorial.

Interviewer: Dr. Rajeev Chitguppi

Read on Dental Tribune South Asia

Forthcoming

Coming to Implants International.

Dental Tribune International’s implantology specialty magazine will publish an independent clinical review of Crown Down’s drilling architecture in the coming issue.

Coming Q3 2026Implants International

Clinical review of tungsten carbide implant drill safety and drilling-sequence architecture

Independent clinical review by Dr. Gregory Kurtzman, in Dental Tribune International's implantology magazine. Covers tungsten carbide implant drill wear, the mechanical rationale for the Crown Down inverted drilling sequence, and the safety implications of a brittle material paired with a conventional ascending drill sequence.

Publication date pending. Media contacts will be notified on release.

About the author

Dr. Zvi Fudim, DDS.

Dental surgeon, inventor, and founder of Crown Down Inc. 30+ years of clinical experience in implant dentistry, multiple US and international dental patents, and a verified author profile on Dental Tribune International.

For journalists

Media contact & press resources.

Working on a story about implant dentistry, drilling technology, or dental materials science? Dr. Fudim is available for interviews, expert commentary, and background briefings. Reference photography and product images are available on request.

Fast facts

  • Founded 2018. Inventor: Dr. Zvi Fudim, DDS.
  • Solid tungsten carbide implant drills; 2-drill protocol replaces the 5- to 8-drill steel sequence.
  • Patent WO2023044570A1. FDA cleared. CE Mark.
  • Universal compatibility: 25+ implant systems including Straumann, Nobel Biocare, Zimmer Biomet, Astra Tech, Neodent, Camlog.
  • Independent bench study: carbide drill reached 75°C in 3.4s vs 24.1s for stainless steel (~7× faster heat-sink behaviour in the early cooling phase).
  • Website: crowndownkit.com

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