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    This document discusses different types of artificial teeth used in dental implants. There are three main types: fixed restorations which can be either cement-retained or screw-retained, removable implant overdentures, and hybrid implant dentures. Cement-retained restorations are similar to crowns and bridges while screw-retained allow for easier access. Implant overdentures provide a cost-effective solution and hybrid dentures use a few implants to securely support dentures, providing stability and comfort.

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    This document discusses different types of artificial teeth used in dental implants. There are three main types: fixed restorations which can be either cement-retained or screw-retained, removable implant overdentures, and hybrid implant dentures. Cement-retained restorations are similar to crowns and bridges while screw-retained allow for easier access. Implant overdentures provide a cost-effective solution and hybrid dentures use a few implants to securely support dentures, providing stability and comfort.

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    This document discusses different types of artificial teeth used in dental implants. There are three main types: fixed restorations which can be either cement-retained or screw-retained, removable implant overdentures, and hybrid implant dentures. Cement-retained restorations are similar to crowns and bridges while screw-retained allow for easier access. Implant overdentures provide a cost-effective solution and hybrid dentures use a few implants to securely support dentures, providing stability and comfort.

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    This document discusses different types of artificial teeth used in dental implants. There are three main types: fixed restorations which can be either cement-retained or screw-retained, removable implant overdentures, and hybrid implant dentures. Cement-retained restorations are similar to crowns and bridges while screw-retained allow for easier access. Implant overdentures provide a cost-effective solution and hybrid dentures use a few implants to securely support dentures, providing stability and comfort.

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    Types of artificial teeth in implants

    Implant supported restoration :

    A) Fixed :

    i. Screw-retained
    ii. Cement-retained

    B) Removable :

    i. Implant over-denture

    C) Hybrid

    A) Fixed
    i.Cement-retained Restorations

    •Cement-retained implant restorations are very similar to crown &


    bridge restorations. A prepared implant abutment is screwed onto the
    implant.
    The crown or restoration is cemented to the
    prepared abutment, much like a prepared tooth

    • Indications

    •Single or multiple-unit implant restorations.


    •Totally edentulous or partially edentulous arch.

    • Limitations

    Ease of retrievability

    • Advantages

    •Conventional crown & bridge procedures


    • Maximum control of occlusion
    • More esthetic than screw-retained Implant-level Cement-
    retained Restorations.

    •Disadvantages

    •Cement can cause inflamations and bone loss .


    •Removal options are limitaded .

    ii.screw-retained Restorations

    •Advantages

    •Easy access to the screw .


    •No cement required .
    •Disadvantages

    •Crown may chip near access hole .


    •Cosmetic appearance may not be as ideal .

    B)Removable
    i.Implant overdenture

    Implant overdentures are a cost-effective solution for patients who


    cannot afford or are not indicated for a fixed restoration. When
    selecting an implant system to retain the overdenture, choosing a tapered
    design with pronounced threads offers many advantages, including
    flexibility in positioning and a high degree of control during surgical
    placement. Positioning the implants in a broad A-P spread not only
    maximizes stability, but also affords the patient the option of eventually
    upgrading to a fixed full-arch implant restoration.

    C)Hybrid

    Hybrid implant dentures, as the name implies, are a mixture of


    conventional dental implants and dentures. With a “standard” dental
    implant, the dentist inserts a titanium post into the jawbone during
    surgery. Once the implant has stabilized into the bone (a process called
    osseointegration), the dentist will affix a permanent crown atop the
    implant. In this method, one implant is used for each absent tooth
    replaced.
    With hybrid implant dentures, however, many teeth can be replaced with
    just a few dental implants. This arrangement is possible because the
    dental implants support or secure specialized dentures, providing a
    comfortable fit and excellent stability. Hybrid implant dentures are less
    prone to slippage, compared to traditional dentures, and most patients
    report that their hybrid implant dentures allow them to easily eat their
    favorite foods.

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