Suitable Applications
Screw-Retained Crowns
Screw channel position, access hole design, emergence profile and restorative space should be reviewed carefully.
Cement-Retained Crowns
Abutment information, margin position and cementation considerations should be confirmed before production.
Compatibility Review
Implant system, platform, scan body and component compatibility must be confirmed before design begins.
CAD Communication
Design questions can be clarified before production for cases with limited space or esthetic concerns.
Common Materials and Options
- Zirconia implant crowns on compatible titanium bases
- Screw-retained and cement-retained restoration workflows
- Titanium or zirconia abutment-related options subject to compatibility review
- Layered or monolithic crown options according to position and space
Case Records to Submit
- Implant brand, system and platform size
- Scan body information and digital file format
- Screw-retained or cement-retained design preference
- Tooth number, shade, occlusion and photos when available
- Special component or torque-related instructions if applicable
Quality Checkpoints
- Implant system, platform, scan body and component compatibility
- Implant interface fit and screw-access channel position
- Emergence profile, soft-tissue contour and margin position
- Contacts, occlusion, shade, surface finish and retrievability considerations
Common Questions
Which implant details are required?
Provide the implant brand, system, platform, scan body reference and preferred restorative design. Compatibility must be confirmed before design begins.
Screw-retained or cement-retained?
The treating clinician should choose according to implant position, screw-channel location, tissue conditions, restorative space and retrievability requirements.
Can I approve the design before production?
Design review can be discussed for implant cases when approval stages and response timing are agreed before production.
Recommended Next Step
Send the implant system, platform, scan body details and restorative preference so compatibility can be checked before pricing or design.