Convergent implant transmucosal collar and healing abutment: aesthetics influence on soft tissues. A clinical study

A.Barlattani Jr, M. Martelli, F.M. Ceruso, M. Gargari, L. Ottria

Article ID: 6093
Vol 34, Issue 1S1, 2020
DOI: https://doi.org/10.54517/jbrha6093
Received: 10 March 2020; Accepted: 10 March 2020; Available online: 10 March 2020; Issue release: 10 March 2020

Abstract

Two conditions are necessary for a correct and functional prosthetic implant rehabilitation: maintaining pre-implant soft tissue health and stability of bone tissue, in terms of implant osseous-integration and maintenance of optimal crestal attachment levels. In addition to these parameters - necessary for the longevity of the restoration - one of the main aspects of therapy is the achievement of a final aesthetic that reproduces as faithfully as possible the natural anatomy of the lost tooth and the associated soft tissues. To achieve this last objective, an implant system was designed and used by our group. This implant is characterized by a convergent trans-mucosal emergence fixture associated with a progressive closing system of trans-mucosa healing pillars (healing abutment). This guarantee, together with the micro and macrostructure of the implant, an immediate and highly aesthetic condition of the peri-implant soft tissues, and in the same time an optimal seal on the convergent neck of the implant itself.


Keywords

trans-mucosal implant;convergent collar;healing-abutment;peri-implant soft tissue;aesthetic implant-prosthesis


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