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Figure 21: BruxZir crown cemented in place and all excess cement removed
Figure 22: Final restoration (buccal view)
Figure 23: Final restoration (occlusal view)
Conclusion
Implants can be a rewarding, profitable
addition to any practice. As our
patient population becomes more
dental savvy, the demand for clinicians
who are adept at placing and
restoring dental implants continues
to grow exponentially. Dental implant
treatment is very much the future of
dentistry as a solution to partial or
total edentulism, and it should be part
of any discussion with patients regarding
the restoration of missing teeth.
A key challenge lies in treating a maximum
number of patients in a minimum
amount of time — without sacrificing
the quality of treatment. An excellent
way to address this is by providing
patient-specific temporization and
contoured healing through the use of
predesigned custom temporary components.
Temporization sets the tone
for the final esthetic outcome, the parameters
for which are unique to each
patient. So why treat them all with the
same stock temporary components?
As the demand for implants grows,
so does the need for cost- and timeeffective
ways to provide this service.
The Inclusive Tooth Replacement
Solution provides a highly efficient,
predictable and affordable method
of both placing and restoring dental
implants. In conjunction with the
clinician’s experience and skill, it is
designed to equip dentists with the
tools to provide this service in a single,
comprehensive package. IM
A key challenge lies in treating a maximum number of patients
in a minimum amount of time — without sacrificing the quality
of treatment. An excellent way to address this is by providing
patient-specific temporization and contoured healing through
the use of predesigned custom temporary components.
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