Provisionalization Flashcards
Implant Provisionalization: Advantages
- restore esthetics & function
- extended period of use (Bone graft)
- patient exerpience prosthesis before final restoration (expensive)
What are the provisionalization options before implant healing?
- Fixed Provisionals
- Bonded bridge
- “Ribbond or Everstick”
- Temporary Fixed Bridge
- Immediate Implant provisionalization
- Temporary Implant retained provisional
- Bonded bridge
- Removable Provisionals:
- Removable Partial Denture (RPD Flipper)
- Complete denture
- Essix retainer
Fixed Provisionals vs Removable Provisionals
- Fixed:
- more comfortable
- well tolerated
- show how final prosthesis will look and feel
- less bulky
- Removable
- Remove at night
- Bulkier
Bonded bridge:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- Framework=Ribbond (Fiberglass) or Everstick
- Advantages:
- No transmucosal loading
- Disadvantages:
- Can’t replace >1 anterior tooth
- Can’t use In:
- Deep Bite
- crowned adjacent teeth
Temporary Fixed Bridge:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- aka Tooth Supported Temporary Bridge
- Advantages:
- No Transmucosal loading
- More resistant to dislodgment
- Disadvantages
- Have to prep adjacent teeth
- Prepped teeth cannot be finalized until the implant is ready to be restored
Immediate Implant Provisionalization:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- Provisional placed immediately after implant placement
- take tooth and hollow out→use as shell
- Keep out of occlusion
- can’t use w/parafunctional habits
Temporary Implant retained provisional:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- Fixed Provisional
- Mini Implants=Temporary Implants
- holds temporary prosthesis
- don’t osseointegrate→ Easily Removed
- Mini Implants=Temporary Implants
- Advantages:
- takes the load off definitive implants
- Disadvantages:
- added expense
- High stress area=Fracture
Removable Partial or Complete Denture
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- Removable Provisoinal
- tissue supported
- Advantages:
- cheap
- convert to fixed temporary after implants are healed
- if satisfactory=index for final prosthesis
- Disadvantages:
- Transmucosal loading
- Bulky
- Psychological trauma
Essix Retainer:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- teeth supported
- No Transmucosal Loading
- Disadvantages:
- Breaks easily
- Altered speech at beginning
- Don’t use when eating
What are the provisionals used after implant Healing?
- Cement Retained Provisional
- Screw Retained Provisional
Cement Retained Provisonal:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- Temporary Abutment
- Plastic Gasket “Coping”
- Advantages:
- More esthetic
- Disadvantage:
- can’t use with Short Abutment
- limited inter arch space
- Excess cement in sulcus
- can’t use with Short Abutment
Screw retained Provisional:
General Info
Advantages vs disadvantages
- No Abutment
- Advantages:
- Better for Limited Interarch space
- Disadvantages:
- No Angled Implants=Facial access hole