to screw or not to screw..? that is the question.

[cadfan]

Would love to have that article in English. We see a lot of Neoss implants in our office. The oral surgeon uses them on a regular basis. Guess I'll be getting in touch with my rep! Plus, they look great anodized gold. The Crystaloc screw has more threads than the lab screw. The last two threads are the only ones that actually handle all the torque and hold the abutment in place.

so here we are gb english sorry the last to threads tells more about precision and the newer implants with internal connection an the force on the screw.hope it helps.

http://www.neoss.com/documents/down...staloc_Product_Sheet_GB_hi_res_2010-05-19.pdf

 

[JMN]

so here we are gb english sorry the last to threads tells more about precision and the newer implants with internal connection an the force on the screw.hope it helps.

http://www.neoss.com/documents/down...staloc_Product_Sheet_GB_hi_res_2010-05-19.pdf

It was an artikle i implant restoration magazin few year ago their is some information about screws in the neoss documetation an on side 71 in the camlog guide they wait 5 minutes

To achieve the maximum bolt preload should CONELOG ®
Abutmentsschrauben tightened after about 5 minutes with the same torque
are. This screw loosening are largely
out

http://www.neoss.de/documents/downl...staloc_Product_Sheet_DE_hi_res_2010-07-12.pdf about screws generally but in german
http://www.diss.fu-berlin.de/diss/s...0000003555/0_Dissertation_W_Semper.pdf?hosts= about precision implant abutment but in german

if ill find the rest ill show you.

Thank you thank you thank you thank you. We have a German here that may be persuadeable into translating the one.
Wunderbar, Dunca. That's the end of my bad German. (well close enough)

 

[adamb4321]

Had to pull this one back up,

Dds calls today with a loose loose screw...
Asked us if he could retighten (a gold screw) and use locktite.
He was not joking either.

Boss's answer was classic understatment:
"Oh, where did you find locktite that was approved for intraoral use?"

Back in the deep and distant past when root caps with attachments were all the rage for retaining dentures there was a CM attachment that was in two part that screwed together, I think "penloc" was recommended to prevent it becoming loose.

 

[cadfan]

Hallo guys its a very interesting performance about implant connection , rotation, gap formation,height deviation, and production quality and so on sorry only in german .Many implant mysteries get a facial and an explanation.You have to create an account.


http://www.dental-online-community....a37d36b17&lang=de-de&pageID=67&angeboteID=356

 

[cadfan]

Hallo guys its a very interesting performance about implant connection , rotation, gap formation,height deviation, and production quality and so on sorry only in german .Many implant mysteries get a facial and an explanation.You have to create an account.


http://www.dental-online-community....a37d36b17&lang=de-de&pageID=67&angeboteID=356

 

[prestige.dental]

Yah,he's giving us morons a bad name!:third:

Hello RKM:

I love your posts. They are very informative.

I have a request, could u please change your avatar, as I have to be hide my screen as my children pass by me or come closer to ask for some home work question etc. My seven yo daughter just saw the avatar and it was very embarrassing.

It's request.

Sam

 

[Tom Moore]

Our lab screws stay in the lab and are used over and over. They are not that expensive and after a while you have an inventory to chose from. We repackage with the information needed to keep track of what we have. If they go out they are charged for and we will credit the invoice when they come back. Anodizing the lab screws red would help.

No need to be able to change the Di-lithium crystals in the warp drives here.