When a titanium implant undergoes the Tachyonization process, it is intended to support biological harmony within the surrounding tissues. For patients receiving implants in areas connected to specific meridian pathways, this energy support may contribute to a more balanced healing experience.

Each tooth corresponds to an energetic meridian that links to organs and systems throughout the body. A missing or diseased tooth may reflect an imbalance along that pathway. Placing a Tachyonized implant in that location can offer an energetic environment that supports recovery and systemic balance as the implant integrates.

Tachyonization was introduced in 1990 through the work of David Wagner, founder of Advanced Tachyon Technologies. Early scientific discussions about Tachyon energy date back to physics research in the 1960s, where Tachyons were described as faster than light particles. Although the Tachyonization process is proprietary, its purpose is clear: to create materials that support balance and natural healing responses within the body.

The Tachyon process does not rely on frequency manipulation, sound therapy, crystals, magnets, sacred geometry, radionics, or photon based technology. It does not require human intention or meditation. The process is designed to permanently restructure materials without altering their physical composition.

Tachyonized materials are used by individuals around the world for wellness support. Reported benefits include increased vitality, faster recovery, improved athletic performance, and enhanced clarity and balance. In dental settings, they serve as a natural complement to biological implant placement.