Implant Parts and Components

Question 1

abutment and implant all in 1 piece

Answer 1

one piece

Question 2

Is one piece or two piece more modern?

Answer 2

two piece

Question 3

With implant design, _____ level is used only on the posterior teeth.

Answer 3

tissue level

Question 4

With implant design, _____ level is used on the posterior and anterior teeth.

Answer 4

bone level

Question 5

Which is used more bone or tissue level?

Answer 5

bone level

Question 6

What is more common the internal or the external hex?

Answer 6

internal hex

Question 7

_____ displaces the microgap away from the bone and redcues bone loss. Therefore, it is the preferred option.

Answer 7

platform switch

Question 8

______ ______periphery flush to implants external surface.

Answer 8

non-platform switch

Question 9

______ Used to tighten or loosen implant parts and

screws.

Answer 9

driver

Question 10

____ ____Screwed into the implant at the time of initial
placement. Prevents bone, soft tissue and debris from getting into the implant fixture during healing.

Used when 2 stage approach is desired. Will be
covered by soft tissue during implant
osseointegration phase.

Answer 10

Cover screw / Closure screw / Closure cap

Question 11

• Screws into the implant to facilitate tissue healing.
• Placed after implant is uncovered at 2nd stage surgery
or directly when single stage approach chosen.

Answer 11

Healing Abutment

Question 12

• Part used for making an implant impression.
• Screwed directly into the implant or placed over
an abutment previously screwed into the implant.

Answer 12

Impression Coping

Question 13

• Exact replica of an implant fixture. • Used to replicate the implant’s position in the
patient’s mouth and needed to fabricate the
implant prosthesis.

Answer 13

Implant Analog/Replica

Question 14

Part that supports/retains an interim prosthesis. • Screwed into the implant.

Answer 14

Temporary Abutment

Question 15

Part that supports/retains a definitive

prosthesis. • Screwed into the implant.

Answer 15

Prosthetic Abutment

Question 16

______ crown:

advantages: lookd like a natural tooth. More cosmetic flexibility.

Disadvantages: cement can cause inflammation and bone loss removal options are limited.

Answer 16

cemented crown

Question 17

___-____ crown:

Advantages:
easy access to the screw. no cement needed.

DisadvantagesL
crown may chip near access hole.

Answer 17

screw-retained crown

Question 18

Used in combination with an implant driver to
tighten the prosthetic screw to a pre-determined
force measured in Newton-centimeters (Ncm).

Answer 18

torque wrench

Question 19

t/f: Every implant system will require a different

torqueing force indicated by the manufacturer.

Answer 19

true

Question 20

t/f: Torqueing of the screw is performed using both
hands: one hand holds the driver in place while the
other hand performs the torqueing by activating
the wrench’s lever up to the required value.

Answer 20

true

Question 21

If over-torqued=

Answer 21

fracture

Question 22

if under-torqued=

Answer 22

may loosen