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Provisional Solution<br />

Introduction<br />

12. Provisional Solution<br />

Introduction<br />

The PEEK (polyether ether ketone) temporary<br />

abutment was designed for use in<br />

esthetic immediate restorations. It can<br />

also be used for long-term provisionals<br />

(max. 6 months).<br />

The benefits of immediate implantation<br />

with an esthetic, non-functional immediate<br />

restoration consist in preservation of<br />

the structures of the periodontal or periimplant<br />

tissue in esthetically critical<br />

zones.<br />

Once an adequate healing (osseointegration)<br />

period for the implant has elapsed<br />

and the peri-implant soft tissue has<br />

matured, a new impression for the final<br />

restoration can be taken.<br />

148<br />

Screwdrivers,<br />

extra-short, short, long<br />

System Components<br />

The temporary abutment (PEEK) has a<br />

height of 12.0 mm and is available in<br />

diameters 3.8 mm – 6.0 mm. The abutment<br />

screw must be hand-tightened<br />

only, using the screwdriver.<br />

An abutment screw is supplied along<br />

with the abutment.<br />

Preparing the Temporary Abutment<br />

Insert the abutment into the implant and<br />

rotate until the cams engage with the<br />

grooves. Then insert the abutment screw<br />

and hand-tighten it. Mark the vestibular<br />

midpoint and the preparation margins<br />

on the abutment following the gingival<br />

line.<br />

Abutment screw<br />

Temporary abutment<br />

Lab analog

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