Screw Retained NP crown.

[Rugardave]

Does anybody mill a NP screw retained unit? Or is it possible? For any of the major implants.
Thx Dave

 

[CoolHandLuke]

Totally possible. Just depends on your implant. Try truabutment?

 

[Rugardave]

Totally possible. Just depends on your implant. Try truabutment?

Luke, we currently use cast to gold abuts. The Drs. want that. Most of the Imp. we get are Straumann and Astra. I'm lookine for something that is dependable with the fits being like the stock parts. Have you seen any that have been milled and how do they fit? Dave

 

[CoolHandLuke]

You can get milled layerable abutments, no question.

Willthey be reliable - yea. Lots of places make that claim. Will they be identical to stock parts - no. Straumann is invested in not offering this solution because it opens their implant to 3rd party manufacturing.

The people offering these things won't ever make it publicly known. Phone around.

 

[rkm rdt]

wax up over a ti base and cast.
once finished, cement your abutment to the ti base.

 

[Contraluz]

You can get milled layerable abutments, no question.

I thought Panthera offers it.

wax up over a ti base and cast.
once finished, cement your abutment to the ti base.

Some companies send the Ti-bases with a castable plastic sleeve, which is aimed at that solution.

 

[rkm rdt]

I thought Panthera offers it.

Some companies send the Ti-bases with a castable plastic sleeve, which is aimed at that solution.

there you go. I personally don't use nonprecious anymore, but that's what I would do.

 

[Contraluz]

I personally don't use nonprecious anymore

Yeah.. but with the gold prices going through the roof... However, pfms are a rare breed these days, anyway...

 

[Affinity]

Premilled Chrome Cobalt Blank - 4.1/4.8 (RC) - 71.044

Premilled Chrome Cobalt Blank - 4.1/4.8 (RC) - 71.044

www.dess-usa.com

Not sure about the compatibility with porcelain, but you could mill one of these crco abutments, make a margin, polish sub-g and fire glass on the rest.

 

[RDA]

Why not cast it for yourself, out of NP?
https://preat.com/product-category/...ant=astra&fwp_implant_component=ucla-abutment
https://preat.com/product-category/...straumann&fwp_implant_component=ucla-abutment

 

[rkm rdt]

uclas are over priced.

 

[Affinity]

Or if you want to cast you can use a neodent, (straumann company) CrCo abutment..

Customer portal Straumann USA

eshop.straumann.com

 

[Contraluz]

Why not cast it for yourself, out of NP?
https://preat.com/product-category/...ant=astra&fwp_implant_component=ucla-abutment
https://preat.com/product-category/...straumann&fwp_implant_component=ucla-abutment

That is an option, too.

However, I am not a fan of cast interfaces. Especially NP, which most probably will chew up that nice Ti interface of that Straumann implant..

 

[Contraluz]

uclas are over priced.

Agree, but you wont cast NP to a gold sleeved UCLA, anyways.

 

[Affinity]

Yeah I would never cast the entire abutment.. how do you even know if you have bubbles on the inside of the screw seat?

 

[Affinity]

The neodent abutment above is a crco ucla, not gold.

 

[Contraluz]

Or if you want to cast you can use a neodent, (straumann company) CrCo abutment..

Customer portal Straumann USA

eshop.straumann.com

However, Neodent is just that, Neodent. You may want to look at Medentika, which has knock offs of all the most common brands...

 

[Contraluz]

The neodent abutment above is a crco ucla, not gold.

I know, but it is just for the Neodent platform, which I have come across just once...

Dess offers CrCo UCLAs. Straumann example here:

Chrome Cobalt - Engaging - SRA - 31.098

Chrome Cobalt - Engaging - SRA - 31.098

www.dess-usa.com

Maybe other companies offer it too, like Preat. I have never cast NP to a CrCo abutment, Not sure how well that goes...

 

[Affinity]

Ah yeah I see that now, I thought they would make one for straumann at least. Dont see too many CrCo uclas.. Dess has a wide selection though.

 

[CoolHandLuke]

Dess's libraries proved the most arduous to edit imo. But still doable.