CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL On CrCo base - Ball Head Technology®

Protocol
CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL On CrCo Base

Why choose the CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL Protocol?

The CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL protocol is designed to offer a reliable and flexible solution for cement-retained abutments. It is ideal for cases where it is necessary to work with intermediate components, such as CrCo base, ensuring compatibility with different clinical techniques and esthetic needs. It allows maintaining passivity, optimizing laboratory work and facilitating clinical adaptation, even when in-mouth validation or additional customization is required.

What do you need?

Screw BHS30
Screwdriver BHS30
Scanbody BHS30 and associated BHS30 library
Base BHS30 CrCo
Materials: Sintered or Machined in CrCo or CrNi

Compatibility with CrCo Base

Intraoral or model scanning

Controlled cementing

Full digital flow

Milling Support

Technical Characteristics of the Protocol
CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL CADCAM ABUTMENT LEVEL On CrCo Base

CLINIC

Placement of the Scanbody BHS30 on the patient’s implants and intraoral scanning. Sending the .stl file to the laboratory.

Or scanning in the laboratory on the analogues of the model.

LAB_CAD

Design of the structure on CrCo Base from the .stl file with the BHS30 library and selection of the desired angulation for the screw access channels, according to the severity of the case.

LAB_CAM

Manufacture of the structure on BHS30 CrCo. Consult compatibilities through our Milling Support service.

LAB

Adjustment of the structure on the CrCo base to obtain passivity on the model and perimeter laser welding of both parts. Or shipment of CrCo base and framework separately to the clinic for metal testing according to actual mouth ratio.

CLINIC

Metal try-in, in case of multiple structures, to confirm the fit on the patient’s implants and their actual relationship in the mouth. OR provisional splinting with new passive fit in the mouth and shipment to the laboratory.

LAB

Final adjustments to the structure, if necessary, ceramic loading and finishing. Or reassembling of the analogs according to the real relation in the mouth and laser welding of both pieces. Ceramic loading and finishing