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S&M Publications Clinical cases CAD-CAM CLINICAL CASES USE OF CAD-CAM TECHNOLOGY FOR TREATING CEMENT-RETAINED SINGLE-TOOTH PROSTHESIS IN THE AESTHETIC ZONE

USE OF CAD-CAM TECHNOLOGY FOR TREATING CEMENT-RETAINED SINGLE-TOOTH PROSTHESIS IN THE AESTHETIC ZONE

Paniz G.

Paniz G.

DDS in Padova University, Adjunct Assistant Professor in Osteointegrated Implantology, Graduate and Postgraduate in Prosthodontics, Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, Boston, Mass; Certificate of Advanced Education in Esthetic Dentistry and member of the American Board of Prosthodontics.

Used products

Echo CAD CAM

The new modular CAD-CAM system

Echo CAD CAM

Outlink²

the versatility of the external hexagon

Outlink²
NumeriUno, 4: 4-5, 2009
In order to obtain an adequate aesthetic result, correct planning of the case is necessary, as well as a correct three-dimensional placement of the implant and correct management of the soft tissues around the implant, in terms of the surgical profile and the prosthesis. The correct choice of materials also helps obtaining a natural aspect of both the white dental components and the pink gingival component. 

Today, with the advent of the so-called “metal-free” materials and CAD-CAM technologies, implant-supported prosthetic solutions are varied and increasingly more effective. This case report illustrates the prosthetic refinement of a Sweden & Martina implant (Outlink2, ø 3.75, 1, 13 mm) positioned in the edentulous zone of an upper left side incisor. The cement-retained prosthesis was placed with the use of the Sweden & Martina CAD-CAM ECHO system, which allowed fabricating an individual implant abutment in zirconium and subsequently an all-ceramic crown. 

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