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
Our Connections
Bone Level
Bone Level Ø3
Bone Level
Internal hexagonal conical connection
– Sealing of the connection
– Prosthetic stability
– Adjustment precision (6 positions)
– Mechanical solidity
Single connection
– for all diameters
– for the 4 implant systems
Emergence switching
– Connective tissue development chamber
– Protection of the biological seal
– Isolation of gingival inflammation far from the crestal bon
Bone Level Ø3
Internal octagonal conic connection
– Sealing of the connection– Prosthetic stability
– Adjustment precision (6 positions)
– Mechanical solidity
Single connection
– for the 2 implant systems simple management of prosthetic parts between the dental practice and laboratoryCement-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)
– 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
– 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
– 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
Temporary abutment
Straight and angled abutments
Direct Clip abutments
Precious alloy cast base
Temporary abutment
Temporary screw-retained abutment
Temporary direct abutment
Clinical indications
Clinical indications
Straight and angled abutments
Aesthetic profiles adapted to your requirements
Safety and reliability
Clinical indications
Direct Clip abutments
Preserving the biological width for a better aesthetic result
– Immediate and permanent placement of the abutment to preserve the connective tissue– Direct impression taking on the abutment = POP-UP TECHNIQUE using Direct Clip clipped transfers
Simplicity
– Several prosthetic profiles available according to the tooth/teeth to be replaced (identification by laser marking)– DIRECT CLIP kits containing all parts needed for restoration on the chosen abutment
Clinical indications
– Single-unit, multi-unit and complete edentulism– For entire mouth sector
Precious alloy cast base
For manufacture of personalised abutment using traditional technique in the laboratory on cobalt-chromium abutments Correction of angles of 20° à 30° beyond those of prefabricated angled abutments available
Single-unit, multi-unit and complete edentulism
For entire mouth sector
Clinical indications
Screwed restorations
Benefits
– Easy removal
– Small prosthetic space
– No sealing cement
– Restoration more suited to bridges
– 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
– 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
– 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
Equator abutments
O-Ring abutments
Equator abutments
Adapted to the Majority of Implant Solutions
- The smallest attachment system on the market
- Compensation of divergence of implant axes by 35° maximum and 50° using SMART BOX EQUATOR
Clinical indications
- Complete edentulism
- Mandible and maxilla
Ideal for cases of
- Denture on attachment • Stabilization of full assembly
Different levels of stabilization according to the patient’s wishes
- 4 sheaths of different hardness available to adapt retention of the prosthesis
O-Ring abutments
Adapted to the majority of implant solutions
Clinical indications
Ideal for cases of
Different levels of stabilization according to the patient’s wishes
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)
• 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)
Tetra conical abutments
Plural Conical abutments
Conocta cinical abutments
Esthetibase Interface
Tetra conical abutments
Abutments adapted to all of your clinical situations
Clinical indications
Stable and passive bridge
Ergonomic design to simplify your handling
For single-unit cases, preservation of the biological width for a better aesthetic result
Plural Conical abutments
Abutments adapted to all of your clinical situations
- Wide selection of supra-implant heights
- 2 angles of 17° and 30° to compensate for divergences between implant and prosthetic axes
- Reduced platform of 3.8 mm for restricted dimensions
Clinical indications
- Partial and full bridges
- For entire mouth sector
Ergonomic design to simplify your handling
The abutments are supplied with abutment holders to make it easier to pick up and position them in the relation to the desired prosthetic axis.Conocta cinical abutments
Clinical indications
- Single-unit and multi-unit edentulism
- For entire mouth sector
Esthetibase Interface
Tailor-made and aesthetic prosthesis
- For performing your complex cases
- Production by our expert centre Teknika Lab:
- of personalised titanium abutments in CAD/CAM
- of zirconia abutments on esthetibase titanium bases
Clinical indications
- Single-unit, multi-unit and complete edentulism
- For entire mouth sector