Digital Genuine Implant

Screw-Retained

Retrievable, cement-free and durable, Screw-Retained Implant Crowns are a convenient, hygienic and predictable restorative option. This restorative option eliminates the leading cause of implant failure, which is excess cement left below the margin during oral surgery. Screw-retained crowns are easily retrievable for maintenance and offer a number of clinical advantages for both clinicians and patients. Screw-retained crowns are designed with extreme precision using the latest digital technology and equipment in the industry.

Uses for Screw-Retained Crown

• Need the crown to be retrievable
• Limited occlusion height less than 4mm
• Need for healthy tissue
• Implant in ideal position
• Occlusal table with limited force
• Not a power chewer
• Easy Access
• No cement to deal with

Cement-Retained

Cementation is the most commonly used restoration in dental implantology. Advantages include the compensation of improperly inclined implants, easier achievement of passive fit due to the cement layer between the abutment and reconstruction, lack of a screw access hole, and thus the presence of an intact occlusal table and easier control of occlusion

Uses for Cement-Retained Crown

• Occlusal height greater than 5mm
• Need for healthy tissue
• Implant not in ideal position
• Occlusal table can be adjusted
• Can be a power chewer
• Access limited
• Easily make a temp crown

Angulated Screw Channel (ASC )

The angulated screw channel (ASC) provides the option to place the screw access hole anywhere between 0° to 25° in a 360° radius. This means you can now restore almost any situation with a screw-retained restoration & remove known risks associated with excess cement.