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<strong>Surgery</strong> Manual Healing Cap Healing Caps - cylindrical and wide body For standard use, the most common healing caps are the cylindrical and wide body types. Once the cover screw has been removed, a diameter-matched healing cap is manually inserted with use of a screwdriver. When selecting the gingival height, make sure that the healing cap extends 1 - 1.5 mm above the gingiva. When the peri-implant soft tissue has stabilized, an impression is taken. Healing Cap - bottleneck In esthetically challenging areas, the treatment result will be enhanced through the use of a healing cap bottleneck. Healing phase 138 Healing cap, cylindrical The coronally rejuvenated cross-section promotes soft tissue growth during the healing period. Soft tissue growth Healing cap, wide body After 3-4 weeks (before final structuring of the elastic fibers) a healing cap cylindrical is inserted. No tissue should be excised during this procedure. The tissue is suppressed coronally and thereby forms a papilla-like structure. Once the periimplant soft tissue has stabilized, an impression can be taken. Coronal displacement of the soft tissue through replacement with a healing cap cylindrical
Tissue Growth/Tissue Support One-stage method (transgingival) Provisional restoration PEEK abutment bottleneck tissue growth - step 1 OPTIONAL cylindrical tissue growth - step 2 Two-stage method (covered) wide body tissue support Final restoration - abutment with supraconstruction <strong>Surgery</strong> Manual Healing Cap 139
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