I-Finder impression taking
i-Finder-Serv is a service that we carry out in ONservice through which the dentist does not need to take measurements for screw-retained prostheses in multiple implants
1. I-Finder-Abut Healing Abutment Placement
The dentist places our i-Finder-Abut healing abutments in the 1st or 2nd surgery
2. Healing of the Gingiva
We will wait several weeks (depending on the healing speed of the patient) with the I-Finder-Abut caps screwed in the implants
3. Simple surgical and antagonist jaw impressions or intraoral scanner mesh if it's possible
Only make two simple impressions with radiopaque Silicone (upper and lower jaw) with a plastic tray.
You don't have to cast any of them with plaster. You can also create the mesh with intraoral scan.
Maxilar of Surgery Impression with Silicone
Antagonist Impression with Silicone
4. Bite Register
If it is an edentulous, you must make a bite register.
The dry bite register in mouth is useful for us to be able to immobilise the jaw at the time of performing the CBCT.
5. CBCT shot to the Patient
The assistant performs a CBCT shot on the patient with the healing caps I-Finder-Abut placed in the mouth and if applicable with the bite registration also placed in the mouth (mainly for edentulous).
6. CBCT shot to trays and bite register
Subsequently, the assistant performs a CBCT shot to each tray without performing the positive print with plast and if proceeds, to the bite registration
7. managing DICOM files with SolomonPi software
The DICOM files of each shot taken can be sent to the lab or managed in clinic, loading them to SolomonPi
With it STL files of simple impressions and bite registration are automatically done and DICOM patient's are converted to STL file and managed it to create healing caps STL file perfectly fitted over implants
Lab has their own library with our STL healing caps to Exocad or 3Shape softwares to do the prostheses
8. Creating dental prostheses
Clinic provide dental prostheses to the patient in a very short time with a perfect fit over the implantsour trust.