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Single
tooth gap mandible
Dr. Bruno
Schmid
University of Berne, Department of Periodontics and Fixed Prosthodontics
Dr. Boris Gruica and Prof. Daniel Buser
University of Berne, Department of Oral Surgery
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1.Single
tooth gap in the first molar area in the left mandible. |
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2a.
Bone preparation for a 4.8 mm implant diameter |
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2b.
The ITI Wide Neck Implant. |
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3.
Insertion of a Wide Neck implant with 6.5 mm neck diameter. |
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4.
Wound closure with two interrupted sutures. |
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5.
Clinical status 6 weeks following implant placement |
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6.
Due to the SLA surface, the abutment can be inserted with 35
Ncm after 6 weeks of healing. |
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7.
Placement of the impression coping ("white snapper")
to take the impression. |
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8.
Insertion of the position cylinder. |
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9.
Status following impression with the transfer coping. |
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10.
Insertion of the implant analogue. |
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11.
Master cast with the burn-out coping mounted. |
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12.
Wax-up based on the burn-out coping. |
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13.
Metal framework of the single crown. |
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14.
Clinical status following incorporation of the implant supported
single crown. |
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15.
The periapical radiograph shows excellent bone structure around
the Wide Neck implant. |
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