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No, never again pay for lab analogs or impression copings. All that is needed for digital dental implants are scan bodies, and we provide free delivery right to your clinic.
The majority of scan bodies are reusable. But some scan bodies, such as Straumann, are only meant to be used once.
It is possible to autoclave 3shape scan bodies. Please be aware that autoclaving the box is not an option. The cleaned scan bodies and related hardware need to be autoclaved at 121°C for 15 minutes or at 134°C for 3 minutes before use.
Yes, get in touch with the Godent team to find out more about how our lab ordering system might integrate with this.
We provide screw-retained, cement-retained, and screwmentable retention techniques. For any of them, components and restoration materials can be selected.
We can create screw-retained crowns using custom abutments or tibase, and we provide custom titanium abutments and custom Zirconia hybrid abutments.
Indeed, we are. Because the Encode healing cap serves as both a scan body and a healing cap, the scanning procedure and case setup are a little different. For additional information, get in touch with our staff.
Ordering implant restorations from Godent includes the crown, abutment, screw (final screw, not replacement screw), model, and analog.
Yes, we can in some situations. Speak with us if you're a dentists interested in restoring over a mini!
Many of the successful implant cases that Godent has completed are now in patients' mouths. Even though the impressioning method is precise, there is more opportunity for error when it leaves the dentist's hands than with a computerized process. The reason for this is because the lab must now create a model using the impression in order to build the implant crown and abutment. The model we use to construct the implant abutment and crown for Godent is the scan that the dentist sends us. In the end, this eliminates the intermediary, resulting in a more precise design.