Fabricating a Fiber Force CST implant framework *New Product

[Nowakdental]

Synca will be launching a new product shortly that will allow technicians to fabricate a fiber force CST Implant framework.

CST® (Cable Stayed Technology) represents the next major evolution in fiber design and application: an ingeniously simple concept for fabricating an implant supported fiber structure for fixed/hybrid dentures, popularized by solutions like the All-on-4™ implant system.

• Innovative compressible hybrid fiber design for optimized physical strength
• Improved compatibility with the acrylics and composites that are used to complete the final appliances resulting in outstanding resistance to stress forces
• Affordable cost per arch makes fixed implant solutions more accessible
• Leverages known engineering concepts and the beneficial physical properties of Fiber Reinforced Composite (FRC)
• Simple and fast technique allows fabrication of a framework in 30 minutes
• Requires no CAD/CAM technologies or systems - accessible to all dental professionals
  
  

Inspired by Simplicity and Affordability

The CST® technique makes the fabrication process both fast and simple. A CST® framework can be made in approximately 30 minutes and requires no casting, scanning, or milling - making it accessible to any dental technician with a light curing unit. All the usual protocols for fixed- hybrid dentures are followed which means familiar routines and processes are maintained.

 

[JohnWilson]

I love you Shawn but this one looks Nucking Futs.

Any techs out there use this stuff? Maybe for a transitional hybrid but no way I make a definitive restoration without a proper backbone. These restorations go under a tremendous amount of stress.

I like to stay up to date on new products but if my BS meter goes off I want more info to either confirm or deny my gut.

 

[Nowakdental]

I know they have had cases in the mouth for over a year now. I believe UCLA was doing the study on it.


Shawn Nowak
President
Nowak Dental Supplies inc.

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[JohnWilson]

I will do some looking around for info, looks exactly like the floss bridge we would make for verification jigs in the mouth.

 

[ParkwayDental]

Lol good mechanical retention though John

 

[droberts]

From the photo of the bar structure with the so called CST wrapped around it. I cannot believe that
the material can support a bar post, yet bond to it for a strong joint. Not only that, but for an All-on 4.
All I could see it used for is maybe a temp hybrid structure or a verification jig as John mentioned.

 

[Nowakdental]

Here is the direct link from Synca.

http://www.fiberforcedental.com/en/fiberforce_cst.php

I have a video on the company Facebook page also.


Shawn Nowak
President
Nowak Dental Supplies inc.

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[XxJamesAxX]

looks exactly like the floss bridge we would make for verification jigs in the mouth.

Agreed, I've used this stuff quite a bit and its strong. But something tells me this is a bad idea. Way to much flex?

 

[Renzo]

The idea with this material is the low cost and the independence this gives you, I have case with anything but acrylic and the only metal it's the temporary cylinders, in both cases the patient wants a long term temp, the first one I did with the old rope before I learn this technique and according with the technique I did it with insufficient fiber material and has been close to two years in the mouth, I heard from different people that they're using it in Europe and another friend in Canada has been using it for more than two years as a low cost final restoration.
And August 09 I delivered my first case with the correct use of the technique, the case was over 7 implants (this on an All on # type case)

Synca will be launching a new product shortly that will allow technicians to fabricate a fiber force CST Implant framework.

CST® (Cable Stayed Technology) represents the next major evolution in fiber design and application: an ingeniously simple concept for fabricating an implant supported fiber structure for fixed/hybrid dentures, popularized by solutions like the All-on-4™ implant system.

• Innovative compressible hybrid fiber design for optimized physical strength
• Improved compatibility with the acrylics and composites that are used to complete the final appliances resulting in outstanding resistance to stress forces
• Affordable cost per arch makes fixed implant solutions more accessible
• Leverages known engineering concepts and the beneficial physical properties of Fiber Reinforced Composite (FRC)
• Simple and fast technique allows fabrication of a framework in 30 minutes
• Requires no CAD/CAM technologies or systems - accessible to all dental professionals
  

Inspired by Simplicity and Affordability

The CST® technique makes the fabrication process both fast and simple. A CST® framework can be made in approximately 30 minutes and requires no casting, scanning, or milling - making it accessible to any dental technician with a light curing unit. All the usual protocols for fixed- hybrid dentures are followed which means familiar routines and processes are maintained.

 

[cadfan]

Whats new at this product i use this about ten or more years for stabilizing provs. GC had this produkt ill think 15 year ago

 

[denturist-student]

They make strengtheners for compete upper dentures and demonstrate how to secure a lone standing tooth on an RPD...I think the Fibre technology has some merit when used with a suitable acrylic....Very good for a temporary and may last a few years but I think all on 4 patients expect better lifecycle than 2 or 3 years. Still looks intriguing and easy to do....I guess time will tell if the existing ones stand up.