Implant-Supported Removable Dentures
This overdenture is created using CAD/CAM technology and can be removed by the patient. Once the bar is implanted, the denture is constructed with internal attachments and engaged to the bar for esthetic and functional results.*
An implant-supported prosthesis derives its entire support from dental implants. This type of restoration may be fixed (screw-retained) or removable (attachment-retained). Only a clinician can remove a screw-retained implant-supported overdenture, compared to a fixed-detachable prosthesis (attachment-retained) that can be removed by the patient or clinician. Fixed-detachable implant prosthetics sometimes need a mesostructure, such as a cast metal framework over the bar, to reinforce the acrylic resin.
*This restoration is fabricated using an Ivotion puck base.
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Digital data collection and retention
Effective 3-D design analysis
Improved efficiency and predictability
Decreased clinical treatment visits
Enhanced strength, comfort, and esthetics
Fewer post-insertion adjustments
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Multiple teeth prosthesis