PubMed · 1997 · 12 citations · 0 references
DentistryEsthetic DentistryImplant DentistryImplant SurgeryMaxillofacial ProsthodonticsPosterior RestorationsCrown MaterialsImplant-supported CrownsAccess Hole DesignCrown Design For ImplantsProvisional Crown DesignScrew-retained Implant Crowns
The posterior design of the implant superstructure (the ceramometal crown) was classified into four categories: a ceramometal crown with an access hole on top; a cemented ceramometal crown; a ceramometal crown retained with a lingual screw; and a telescopic ceramometal crown. Cemented ceramometal crowns and telescopic ceramometal crowns are considered simpler, more esthetic, and more resistant to fracture among the four models.