What abutments/superstructures are you using in the aesthetic zone? w/ Peter Gehrke | Just Ask

Our monthly live appointment with a leading expert in implant dentistry.

Just Ask | Peter Gehrke
Stefan Fickl will welcome Peter Gehrke for a live session, May 6th at 20:30 (Paris time), he will tell us what abutments/superstructures to use in the aesthetic zone.

Main topics to be addressed:

1.Functional, biological, and esthetic factors of implant abutments and superstructures
2.What are the clinical indications for stock abutments and one- or two-piece (Ti-base) CAD/CAM Abutments?
3.What are the material options available for CAD/CAM abutments?
4.How to prevent soft tissue discoloration by selection of the appropriate implant abutment?
5.Clinical indications for an angulated screw access of anterior restorations
6.How to identify precision features and differences in CAD/CAM superstructures?
7.Are removable restorations on multiple implants in the edentulous jaw a paradox or a realistic alternative for high esthetic demands?

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