Implants

Screw-retained implant bridges feature an access hole on the occlusal or lingual surface, ideally positioned for direct fixation to the implant via a retention screw.

This configuration facilitates straightforward removal for maintenance, repair, or clinical review, making it a practical and efficient restorative option for implant-supported multi-unit cases.

Screw-retained implant crowns connect directly to the dental implant through an integrated screw mechanism, combining the implant connection and restoration into a single cohesive unit.

Fabricated using CAD/CAM technology, these restorations deliver a precise fit, natural emergence profile, and efficient chairside placement, reducing appointment time while maintaining clinical accuracy. The screw-retained design also enables straightforward removal for future maintenance or restoration.

Full arch temporary implant bridges are provisional restorations fabricated from temporary materials and seated over titanium or zirconia abutments.

Used during the interim phase following implant placement, these bridges allow thorough evaluation of key clinical parameters including fit, occlusion, and aesthetics, before final restoration fabrication. They provide an essential opportunity to refine the treatment outcome and ensure predictable long-term results.

Verification jigs are precision-engineered tools used to confirm the accuracy of the master cast by securing impression copings or temporary cylinders in their exact implant positions. Ensuring master cast precision is critical to achieving a well-fitting final restoration. Their use minimizes the risk of clinical errors, streamlines the restorative workflow, and supports greater procedural efficiency.

Full arch implant-supported fixed prostheses represent an advanced solution for fully edentulous patients. Each prosthesis is custom-crafted by skilled technicians to closely replicate the appearance and function of a complete natural dentition.

Connected to implants via abutments in either screw-retained or cement-retained configurations, these restorations offer patients a permanent, functional, and aesthetically refined outcome.

Temporary implant bridges are provisional restorations used to support the implant restoration process while the definitive bridge is being fabricated. Placed over titanium (Ti-base) or zirconia abutments, these bridges allow assessment of tooth proportions, shape, fit, and occlusion prior to final delivery.

They maintain the structural integrity of the oral cavity throughout the restorative process and help ensure a predictable, well-evaluated final outcome.

Cement-retained implant bridges are fixed to abutments using dental cement, providing a stable, natural-looking restoration for patients requiring multi-unit tooth replacement.

This configuration closely mimics the function and appearance of natural teeth and offers a clinically reliable treatment modality for restoring oral function and aesthetics in cases of tooth loss.

Cement-retained implant crowns are single-unit prostheses secured to the abutment using dental cement, designed to closely replicate the appearance and function of a natural tooth.

The shape and shade of each crown are carefully determined to achieve a functionally sound and aesthetically pleasing result. This restoration provides patients with a natural-looking, stable, and reliable tooth replacement solution.