IMPLANTS

Cemented implants provide a superior appearance versus screw-retained crowns, so many professionals choose cementation for implants in the esthetic zone. By cementing the prosthesis to the implant, you reduce the need for an access hole. The result looks just like a natural tooth.

Our top-of-the-line screw-retained zirconia bridge provides the patient the closest possible experience to their natural dentition. The precision-crafted design and next-generation all-ceramic material ensures not just maximum performance and esthetics, but also a passive fit between the final prosthetic restoration and implants. The framework contains screw holes that can compensate for implants placed in a less-than-optimal position without having to use angled abutments.

Solve the esthetic challenges faced when screw-retained solutions are placed in the anterior and improve occlusal access in the posterior. The angulated screw channel (ASC) provides the option to place the screw access hole anywhere between 0 to 25 degree angle. This means you can now restore almost any situation with screw-retained restoration and remove known risks associated with excess cement. The angulation allows the use of screw-retained restorations in the esthetic zone by avoiding a buccal screw access point, and the metal adapter.

We can fabricate surgical stents to facilitate implant placement in respect to position and angulations. A successful implant restoration is dependent on proper position. Correct implant placement is more predictable when a surgical stent is used.

Titanium is a type of metal often used in dental implants because its properties are known to fuse well with human bone. It has been used for decades and it is very durable and lightweight. Titanium abutments are normally used for posterior restorations.

Zirconia abutment is ideal for avoiding the silver titanium showing through the restoration, and chances of it peeking out along the gingival margin. .