Restoration of a failed endodontically treated canine with a single Bicon implant with a fourteen-year post insertion evaluation.
RESTORATIVE: Porcelain Fused to Metal
TAGS: Long Term
Restoration of a failed endodontically treated canine with a single Bicon implant with a fourteen-year post insertion evaluation.
RESTORATIVE: Porcelain Fused to Metal
TAGS: Long Term
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Non-shouldered abutment tapped into the well of implant. The Bicon abutment is treated with conventional prosthetic techniques as though it were a post and core restoration.
A conventional hydrocolloid impression for a stone die model. Use the same impression technique as you would for a crown for a post and core restoration
Stone die model for the fabrication of a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown using conventional intra-oral and laboratory techniques.
The metal casting checked for accuracy and occlusal registration prior to making a withdrawal impression for a soft tissue model.
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