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Discover the precision of cement-retained implant restorations. Designed for impeccable fit and aesthetic harmony, these restorations offer a blend of durability and adaptability, making them a top choice for many dental professionals.
Benefits
- Compensatory Fit: In scenarios like large-span bridgework with cast-metal frameworks, cement-retained solutions can compensate for potential inaccuracies that might arise from casting or post-ceramic firing distortions.
- Angulation Flexibility: The design of cement-retained restorations offers leeway in implant angulation. This means that the exact screw access position becomes less critical, as the abutment can adjust accordingly.
- Natural Aesthetics: The absence of a screw access hole in cement-retained restorations allows for a more natural-looking crown or bridge, closely mimicking the appearance of natural teeth.
- Versatility in Design: Cement-retained restorations offer flexibility in design, allowing for adjustments and modifications to achieve the desired shape, contour, and shade.
- Reduced Component Complexity: With fewer components involved compared to screw-retained systems, there's a reduced risk of mechanical complications like screw loosening.
- Optimal Load Distribution: The cement layer can act as a stress absorber, distributing occlusal forces more evenly and potentially reducing the risk of implant overload.
- Broad Applicability: Suitable for both anterior and posterior restorations, cement-retained solutions can be used in a wide range of clinical scenarios.
Why Choose Boris Dental Lab?
- Expert Craftsmanship: At Boris Dental Labs, our team of skilled technicians brings years of experience to every restoration. Each cement-retained restoration is meticulously crafted to ensure optimal fit, function, and aesthetics.
- Advanced Technology: We employ cutting-edge milling technology and use both original and genuine components of various implant systems to ensure precision and compatibility.
- Material Versatility: From zirconia to high-grade alloys, we offer a range of materials specifically suited for cement-retained restorations, allowing for tailored solutions based on clinical needs.
- Tailored Abutment Design: Recognizing the unique challenges of cement-retained systems, we offer customized abutment designs that compensate for implant angulation, ensuring a secure and aesthetic outcome.
- Quality Assurance: Every restoration undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure it meets our high standards and provides optimal fit and function.
- Dedicated Support for Implant Cases: Our implant specialists are on standby to assist with any queries related to cement-retained restorations, ensuring a smooth workflow from start to finish.
- Collaborative Treatment Planning: Our team works closely with clinicians, providing guidance on case selection, abutment design, and cementation techniques for cement-retained restorations.
- Efficient Turnaround: Recognizing the importance of time in dental care, we guarantee 10 in-lab working days, ensuring your cement retained restorations are delivered promptly without compromising on quality
Monolithic zirconia, lithium disilicate/silicate ceramic with titanium base; lithium silicate ceramic fused to noble or high noble metal
Single crown to large span bridgework
Digital or traditional
Zirconia ranging from 1150-870MPa
IPS emax 500MPa and PFM 397MPa
CAD/CAM or hand layered by our skilled technicians
Superior, especially in visible areas due to the absence of screw access points
Clinical Tips
Impression taking – Traditional
- Remove the healing abutment and replace it swiftly with an open- or closed-tray impression coping
- Ensure the impression coping is seated correctly via a radiograph.
- Record the impression with light body PVS around the implant coping and fill the impression try with medium/heavy body.
- Submit to the laboratory.
Impression taking – Digital
- Remove the healing abutment and promptly attach the scan body specific to the implant system
- Ensure the scan body is fully seated. Some clinicians opt to take a radiograph for verification.
- Using your intraoral scanner, initiate the scanning process. Begin with the quadrant containing the implant, ensuring the entire scan body is captured.
- Continue scanning the opposing arch and then record the bite registration.
- Review the digital impression for clarity and completeness. Ensure all pertinent areas are captured without distortion.
- Export the digital impression in the appropriate format (often .STL) and submit to the laboratory
Restoration placement
- Ensure the custom or stock abutment is fully seated into the implant, aligning with the anti-rotational features of the connection interface.
- Place the provided titanium screw into the screw access hole and hand-tighten using the designated driver. It's essential to take a radiograph at this stage to verify the abutment's complete seating.
- With the correct driver and a calibrated torque wrench, secure the abutment according to the implant manufacturer’s specified torque value.
- Seal the screw access hole using materials like cotton, Teflon tape, or gutta-percha.
- Proceed with the recommended cementation process to attach the final restoration to the abutment.
Cementation
Based on the clinician's judgment, select either a temporary or permanent cement for the procedure.
It's crucial to ensure that any excess cement is thoroughly cleaned from around the restoration margins. Failure to do so, especially with subgingival margins, can lead to peri-implant mucositis or even peri-implantitis.
Cement-retained implant restorations offer a harmonious blend of functionality and aesthetics. At Boris Dental Labs, we're committed to delivering restorations that not only fit perfectly but also stand the test of time. Trust in our expertise and let us be a part of your patient's journey to a radiant smile.
Elevate your dental practice with Cement Retained Restorations from Boris Dental Lab. Reach out to us today and discover the difference.
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