Our comprehensive design and milling service for implant crowns and bridges in PMMA (Polymethyl methacrylate) is a sophisticated process that combines cutting-edge technology with precision craftsmanship. This service is specifically tailored for the creation of provisional prosthetics, ensuring optimal fit, durability, and aesthetic appeal.

The design phase begins with digital impressions of the patient's implant site, captured using intraoral scanning technology. These digital impressions serve as the foundation for the virtual design process, facilitated by advanced CAD software such as exocad. Our skilled technicians utilize exocad to create highly detailed and customized virtual models for the implant crowns and bridges.

The virtual design takes into account the unique characteristics of each patient's oral anatomy, including the implant placement, occlusion, and aesthetic considerations. The use of exocad software ensures a precise and tailored design that meets the specific requirements of implant-supported prosthetics.

Following the design phase, our milling service employs PMMA, a biocompatible material known for its strength and aesthetic properties. PMMA is an ideal choice for provisional prosthetics as it allows for the creation of durable and aesthetically pleasing implant crowns and bridges.

The milling process utilizes advanced technology to shape the PMMA material accurately, resulting in the fabrication of provisional implant restorations. These restorations are designed to fit seamlessly onto the implants, providing temporary support and functionality while the final restorations are being created.

Our integrated design and milling service for implant crowns and bridges in PMMA, driven by exocad technology, ensures that patients receive high-quality provisional prosthetics that meet both functional and aesthetic requirements. This approach reflects our commitment to leveraging innovation to deliver top-notch dental solutions for implant-supported restorations.