A walk through of a screw-retained implant crown with the TiBase. Various things should be considered to make sure you do not struggle through this.
You can't always use a TiBase. Sometimes you have to take an impression. This method gives you ultimate control of your emergence profile.
Terminology matters, especially within the digital dental platform. Don't rely on your salespeople to know them!
Todd discusses the steps to bond the TiBase to the ceramic abutment.
Using a simple system, you can keep your TiBase components organized and readily available. It will also help you with ordering and tracking particular patient's components.
A clinical case where the implant restoration had to be split into an abutment and a crown.
Setting up the implant case may be the HARDEST thing to do! Make sure you do this part correctly so you'll have success at the end!
The sequence of imaging for a CEREC implant crown should be followed carefully. There are certain things that you are trying to achieve in each catalog!
The design phase will take some time. However, a systematic approach will keep you from missing something and show you whether you have to split the case into two parts.
Some more to discuss on Imaging for implants!
The Model Phase is critical to get a good proposal, HOWEVER, don't spend too much time there! It can be trouble!
