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How Quickly Can CEREC Implant Crowns Be Produced?

asked 10 months ago by anon
Latest answer by Marc Zive, DMD
Question viewed 183 times
Tags: teeth, duration

Is it possible to replace an implant with a CEREC crown in one office visit. What are the steps?

4 answers to How Quickly Can CEREC Implant Crowns Be Produced?

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CEREC and Implants

CEREC is a computerized crown manufacturing system. It can be used to make or replace a crown to restore an implant, but it is not capable of replacing the implant post in bone. Some dentists use the CEREC system to design and manufacture a customized abutment which attaches the crown to the implant body. Using CEREC to make a crown for an implant is no different than the process to restore a tooth. Both involve a scan of the supporting structure, in these cases... more
Marc Zive, DMD

Springfield Cosmetic Dentist
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CEREC crown on implant

A completed dental implant consists of the implant itself, an abutment which goes into the implant, and a crown on top of the abutment. It is possible to have a CEREC crown made in one visit, but anything more than that (such as a ceramic abutment), would probably take more time to get the best result.
Paul D. Kantor, DDS

Cleveland Cosmetic Dentist
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Cerec crown on implant in one visit

Cerec is a CAD/CAM technology that allows to take digital impressions in the office and produce the crown within 1-2 hours. It represents the all-ceramic materials for final crowns, inlays or onlays. If you would like to change the existing crown over implant or restore new implant with all-ceramic restoration the dentist will need to take impression of the implant with the contour of the gum tissue first. Then lab will fabricate all- ceramic abutment and the crown. Usually it takes... more
Olga Kharevich, DMD, PhD

Miami Cosmetic Dentist

www.cosmeticreconstructivedentistry.com

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CEREC crown over an implant

Your question does not make sense. An implant is a titanium post that goes into the bone where you are missing a tooth. A crec crown does not replace an implant but can be made in one visit to attache to an implant that already has an abutment connected to it. (ie. the stump for to crown to cap onto.)
Mitchell A. Josephs, DDS

Palm Beach Cosmetic Dentist

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