1 Surgery CAMLOG Compendium
1 Surgery CAMLOG Compendium
1 Surgery CAMLOG Compendium
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Planning<br />
Recommended Indications<br />
6. Recommended<br />
Indications for the<br />
Different Implant<br />
Configurations<br />
<strong>CAMLOG</strong> ® implants are endosseous<br />
implants, available in different lengths<br />
and configurations. They are placed surgically<br />
in the maxillary and/or mandibular<br />
bone and serve as anchors for functional<br />
and esthetic oral rehabilitations in<br />
partial or fully edentulous patients.<br />
Prosthetic treatments include single<br />
crowns, bridges, partial or full dentures<br />
attached to <strong>CAMLOG</strong> ® implants through<br />
suitable connection elements. Generally<br />
there are no preferred sites for the use<br />
of the different implant geometrys.<br />
An independent selection of implants<br />
according to the surgical situation is<br />
possible because the diameter-specific<br />
prosthetic platform is identical for all<br />
implant configurations. Different implant<br />
types can be used in the same arche.<br />
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SCREW-LINE Implant<br />
Both Promote ® and Promote ® plus<br />
SCREW-LINE Implants are universally<br />
applicable.<br />
ROOT-LINE Implant<br />
The ROOT-LINE Implant (with Promote ®<br />
surface) is a root-shaped, screw-type<br />
implant and is specifically indicated in<br />
conditions of apically reduced bone supply<br />
(canine fossa, apically on the mylohyoid<br />
line). The root-shaped design is<br />
particularly advantageous in the presence<br />
of root convergence from adjacent<br />
teeth.