This case demonstrates the use of two 5 Series Tall (5T) Scannable Temporary Abutments to digitally record an implant-level impression of two 4.0 x 8.0mm Bicon SHORT® Implants for the fabrication of a three-unit TRINIA® maxillary incisor bridge, and its insertion using a resin seating jig prior to being cemented in only two restorative visits.
TOPICS: TRINIA®
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Preoperative clinical view.
Preoperative radiograph.
Radiograph of two 4.0 x 8.0mm Bicon SHORT® Implants with 2.5mm wells.
The circles on the top of the Scannable Temporary Abutments provide a clear and convenient indicator of the post size: 2 circles for a 2.0mm post, 3 circles for a 2.5mm post, and 4 circles for a 3.0mm post.
For this case, the final restoration will use a 5 Series Tall (5T) Universal Abutment with a 2.5mm post, so a 5 Series Tall (5T) Scannable Temporary Abutment with a 2.5mm post is selected.
Clinical view of two 5T Scannable Temporary Abutments with 2.5mm posts, two weeks after being gently engaged in the 3.0mm implant wells during their uncovering. NOTE: It is essential that a Scannable Temporary Abutment be seated in the implant's well and be slightly above the mucosa, to accurately record an implant's position.
Digital view of an intra-oral scanning of two 5T Scannable Temporary Abutments.
View of articulated digital images of the maxillary and mandibular arches.
View of TRINIA® prosthesis on a stone model.
View of TRINIA® prosthesis on two 5 Series Tall (5T) Universal Abutments with 2.5mm posts.
Right 5T Scannable Temporary Abutment being removed from well of right implant.
Two 5T Universal Abutments seated in resin seating jig.
5T Universal Abutment being inserted into well of left implant.
5T Universal Abutment and resin seating jig being tapped to definitively seat the abutment into the well of its implant.
View of three-unit TRINIA® prosthesis.
View of blue ink from articulating paper coated dental floss being used to mark an excessive interproximal contact.
Resin cement being added to bore of a TRINIA® prosthesis.
Clinical view after cementation of three-unit TRINIA® prosthesis.
Post insertion radiograph of cemented TRINIA® prosthesis.
Patient’s smile.
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