Precision Meets Performance
Screw-retained implant crowns represent the forefront of dental restoration technology, merging precision, durability, and aesthetics. These crowns, directly connected to endosseous dental implants, offer a seamless integration without the need for cement, ensuring a biocompatible and more predictable outcome.
Benefits
- Retrievability: This allows dental professionals to easily assess and service the underlying implant if necessary, without damaging the crown or surrounding tissue.
- No Cement Issues: Traditional cemented crowns can sometimes lead to residual cement being left below the gum line, which can cause inflammation, peri-implant disease, or even implant failure. With screw-retained crowns, these risks are eliminated, ensuring a cleaner and healthier implant site.
- Quick Seating: CAD/CAM technology ensures a precise fit and natural emergence profile.
- Durability: Long-lasting with a lower maintenance requirement, making them an ideal choice for patients seeking a long-term solution
- Compact Design: Screw-retained restorations are ideal for cases with limited occlusal space or mouth opening due to their compact and direct attachment mechanism, eliminating the need for additional components or cement space.
- Reliable Retention: The direct screw attachment to the implant ensures a secure and stable fit, reducing the risk of dislodgment or movement, especially in high-load areas.
Why Choose Boris Dental Lab?
- Expertise in Advanced Materials: Our lab specializes in the use of high-quality zirconias and other advanced ceramics like IPS emax, ensuring both aesthetics and durability in every restoration.
- Custom Solutions: Every patient is unique, and so is every restoration we create. Our team crafts each crown tailored to individual patient and doctor needs, ensuring optimal fit and function.
- State-of-the-Art Technology: Utilizing the latest CAD/CAM technology, we ensure precise and consistent results in every restoration, minimizing adjustments and chair time.
- Dedicated Support: Our team of dental technicians is always available for consultations, ensuring that every step of the restoration process is smooth and efficient.
- Efficient Turnaround: Recognizing the importance of time in dental care, we guarantee 10 in-lab working days, ensuring your screw retained restorations are delivered promptly without compromising on quality
- Continuous Training: At Boris Dental Labs, we believe in continuous learning. Our technicians regularly undergo training to stay updated with the latest techniques and materials in the dental industry.
- Cost-Effective Solutions: We understand the importance of providing high-quality restorations at competitive prices. Our efficient processes allow us to pass on savings to our clients.
Monolithic zirconia, lithium disilicate/silicate ceramic with titanium base; lithium silicate ceramic fused to noble or high noble metal
Screw-retained crowns serve as integral prosthetic elements that seamlessly interface with intraosseous dental implants, designed to facilitate the prosthetic restoration of absent dentition
Digital or traditional
Zirconia ranging from 1150-870MPa
IPS emax 500MPa and PFM 397MPa
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 delivery
- Ensure the screw-retained crown is completely seated into the implant, with the anti-rotational features fully engaged.
- Hand-tighten the provided titanium screw using the appropriate driver. A radiograph is recommended to confirm complete seating.
- Tighten the titanium screw to the manufacturer’s recommended torque value using a torque wrench.
- Fill the screw access hole with composite
Screw-retained implant crowns from Boris Dental Labs are more than just restorations; they're a testament to our commitment to quality, precision, and patient satisfaction. E
Elevate your dental practice with Screw Retained Restorations from Boris Dental Lab. Reach out to us today and discover the difference.
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