Dental implant manufacturer Osstem Implant is scaling up its corporate social responsibility activities across multiple continents, tailoring programmes to local needs rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach. The company aims to improve access to dental care in regions with limited dental infrastructure through community-based initiatives guided by its philosophy of growing together with customers.

Community oral health initiatives across regions

Osstem's charitable work spans diverse geographies and contexts. In Kahramanmaras, Turkey, the company partnered with local organisations to deliver oral health education in schools following the 2023 earthquake, distributing hygiene products to students. In the Philippines, the company provided free dental treatment and preventive care to approximately 1,200 patients through collaboration with local healthcare professionals. Indonesia's subsidiary conducts regular volunteer work including visits to orphanages with meal and supply donations. In Mongolia, Osstem organised an oral health campaign for police officers and their families, while similar programmes for public servants operate in Kazakhstan. In Japan, the company donated 350 sets of interdental brushes to support community oral health. In North America and Europe, Osstem continues to provide implant products for community-based treatment programmes.

Building clinical capacity through training and education

A core element of Osstem's CSR strategy focuses on enabling dentists to perform implant procedures independently rather than providing one-off material support. In 2024, the company delivered 619 sessions of its Osstem Master Course advanced clinical training programme, with approximately 60 percent held in regions with limited access to dental care. In India, Osstem offers scholarships to dental students as part of its effort to reduce disparities in access to education and clinical training. The company states these initiatives aim to improve clinical skills, reduce healthcare disparities, and support the long-term sustainability of local healthcare systems.