Temporary Implant Crown

Indications

Anterior or posterior crowns, full arch bridges, and implant prostheses.

Contraindications

Cases where immediate temporization is contraindicated due to surgical or healing considerations
Patients necessitating fixed definitive restoration without a provisional phase

Limitations

Designed for short-term use; not intended as a long-term restoration
Occlusal function must be carefully balanced to avoid overloading the implant
Material wear and marginal breakdown may occur over extended durations

Durability

Temporary Implant Crown flexural strength >150 MPa

Preparation

Custom temporary crowns require accurate digital input or impression data merged with implant position; proper seating and occlusal design help support tissue healing and functional stability.

Turnaround Time

5 Days

Verification Steps

Review of digital design preview for emergence profile, occlusion, and soft tissue contour
Fit verification on printed or model analog to ensure passive seating
Optional in-clinic placement and occlusal test before delivery
Final quality review of margins, contact points, and occlusal harmony

Material Options

PMMA, composite
Available Colors:
A1, A2, A3, B1, BL

Design Options

Provides monolithic or veneered provisional crown designs, with customizable shade, anatomy, and temporary access channel management to support future final restoration.

Additional Services

Custom shade matching and internal/external staining
Digital wax-up and digital mock-up
Resin model upon request
Intraoral try-in option upon request

Policies & Warranty

Godent delivers the provisional within 5 business days and offers warranty coverage for manufacturing defects. Warranty terms vary by material and case specifics. Remakes or adjustments are supported via Godent customer service channels.