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Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry
Clinical Report| Volume 120, ISSUE 6, P791-795, December 2018

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Interim restoration using dynamic abutments to re-treat a single-implant crown with a labial angulation: A clinical report

      Abstract

      The cause of some peri-implant problems may be primarily attributable to the design of the prosthesis. A screw-retained interim implant may be advisable for reversibility and to avoid peri-implant cement, although screw retention may be difficult for maxillary anterior implants with a labial angulation. In the treatment described, a interim screw-retained crown was attached to a dynamic abutment with a lingual screw access hole to obtain a correctly fitting restoration.
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