Single to Multiple Implant Restorations
At Infinia, we believe a good dental implant combines biocompatibility, accurate design, treated surface characteristics, and meticulous craftsmanship. Considering these factors, we offer implants with superior functionality, aesthetics, and long-term success in enhancing their patients’ oral health and overall quality of life.
Single to Multiple Implant Restorations
At Infinia, we believe a good dental implant combines biocompatibility, accurate design, treated surface characteristics, and meticulous craftsmanship. Considering these factors, we offer implants with superior functionality, aesthetics, and long-term success in enhancing their patients’ oral health and overall quality of life.
All Single to Multiple Implant Restorations
Cement-Retained Implant Crown
Advantages
- Low probability of screw loosening.
- Easy to work with at difficult angles.
- The hole is not visible for aesthetics.
Disadvantages
- When the crown or screw is damaged, it’s hard to replace without damaging the implant abutment and crown.
- The crown is not detachable from implant fixture unless the crown is damaged.
- Cement can cause bone loss & inflammation.
Screw-Retained implant Crown
Advantages
- The implant crown is easily detachable.
- Easy maintenance and repair are possible by detaching.
- Can be utilized when there is limited inter-occlusal space.
Disadvantages
- The screw is easily loosened by external forces.
- The hole is visible for aesthetics.
- Occlusal contact points need to be made by avoiding the hole.
- May not be able to make ideal contact points.
- Adjusting proximal contacts is difficult.
- Difficult to make broad proximal contacts.
- Cannot be used if the hole is angled towards the buccal.
SCRP Implant Crown
This combines the benefits of screw-retained and cement-retained implant crowns. It involves using a custom-designed abutment and a crown with a screw access hole. The custom abutment provides optimal emergence profile, support, and esthetics, while the crown is securely attached using a screw connection. This approach allows for easy access to the screw while offering enhanced emergence profile, functional support, and esthetics. The screwmentable implant crown provides a versatile solution, combining the advantages of both retention methods.