Implant Symposium - Restoration

Question 1

What can implant retained prosthesis be split into

Answer 1

• Removable
• Fixed prosthesis - single or multi unit or full arch

Question 2

What are examples of removable implant retained prosthesis

Answer 2

• stud
• bar
• magnet retained

Question 3

What are the 2 types of implant retained fixed prosthesis

Answer 3

• screw retained
• cement retained

Question 4

Here is a bar retained prosthesis

Answer 4

Question 5

Here is a ball retained prosthesis

Answer 5

Question 6

What are examples of prosthesis that are fixed and implant retained

Answer 6

• crowns
• bridges
• full arch bridges

Question 7

What are the two impression techniques for implants

Answer 7

• open tray impression
• closed tray impression

Question 8

What are the components of an open tray impression

Answer 8

• impression post
• guide screw

Question 9

What are the benefits of an open tray impression

Answer 9

• coloured coded components corresponds to prosthetic connection
• high precision impression
• clear cut tactile response for accurate positioning

Question 10

What are the components needed for a closed tray impression

Answer 10

• cap
• post
• screw

Question 11

What are the benefits of closed tray impressions

Answer 11

• no preparation of tray
• high precision impression
• clear cut tactile response for accurate positioning

Question 12

What are the differences between cement retained and screw retained implant restorations

Answer 12

Question 13

What is the pink aesthetic score based on

Answer 13

• mesial papilla
• distal papilla
• soft tissue level
• soft tissue contour
• alveolar process deficiency
• soft tissue colour
• soft tissue texture

Question 14

What does the pink aesthetic score assess

Answer 14

• the aesthetic outcome of the implant based on 7 fields

Question 15

What are the common causes of comprommised tissue sites

Answer 15

• post extraction defects
• trauma
• hypodontia
• periodontal disease
• thin biotype