1. The Progressive implant features a cylindrical shape of the screw portion with circumferential grooves, enhancing fixation in the cortical bone layer and increasing primary stability in soft bone types.

2. The Progressive implant has a groove-shaped design for cutting, collecting, and compacting soft bone tissue in the apical portion of the implant.

3. Implants from the Progressive series feature moderately aggressive thread design and quite aggressive threading at the apex, providing superior implant fixation in the bone and consequently achieving enhanced primary stability in soft bone tissue.

4. The Progressive implant has a moderately concave bone profile that distributes pressure along the thread and gradually compresses the soft bone tissue, thereby increasing the primary stability of the implant.