Sealed prosthesis on implant, a complete range for all your restorations

Sealed prosthesis or screw-retained prosthesis? It’s difficult to say since the choice will be made based on the clinical situation and above all on your preference as a clinician. The best technique is the one you are most expert with.

A Complete Range

Single-unit, multi-unit and complete edentulism Provisional and permanent prostheses Aesthetic
Cement-retained, screw-retained and removable restorations Crowns, bridges and complete arches Traditional or CAD/CAM technique
Healing abutments Temporary abutments Permanent machined abutments, aesthetic and repairable
Multiple gingival heights and emergence diameters Emergence switching Aesthetic profiles

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Cement-retained restoration

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All clinical indications

– Technique on false stump similar to the technique on natural stump
– Occlusal surface preserved
– Aesthetic result:
– Very wide selection of materials and abutments
– Uniformity of the cosmetic material (no screw access socket)

Drawbacks

– Risk of sealing cement spilling over in sub-gingival position
– More difficult to remove
– Risk of unsealing

Criteria for selecting prosthetic abutments

– Clinical indication: single-unit, multi-unit or complete edentulism
– Sector of the mouth
– Aesthetic requirement
– Divergence between the prosthetic axis desired and the implant axis
– Assessment of the biological width
– The occlusal and interdental spaces
– Impression taking technique:
– Direct implant
– Direct abutment
– Digital impression

Screwed restorations

Benefits

– Easy removal
– Small prosthetic space
– No sealing cement
– Restoration more suited to bridges

Drawbacks

– Occlusal surface modified
– Possible risk of unscrewing
– The implant axis is not suited to the ideal lingual or occlusal positioning of the screw access socket
– Screw access socket is visible

Criteria for selecting prosthetic abutments

– Clinical indication: single-unit, multi-unit or complete edentulism
– Sector of the mouth
– Aesthetic requirement
– Divergence between the prosthetic axis desired and the implant axis
– Assessment of the biological width
– The occlusal and interdental spaces
– Impression taking technique:
– Direct implant
– Direct abutment
– Digital impression

Prosthetic kit

1 torque wrench for prosthesis 10 – 40 N.cm
• 3 external hex keys (short/medium/long)
• 2 external hex mandrels (short/long)
• 3 internal hex keys:
– for Tetra straight abutment
– for Obi implant and O-Ring abutment (short/long)
• 2 internal hex mandrels:
– for Tetra straight abutment
– for Obi implant and O-Ring abutment (short/long)