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Simplifying single-stage solid abutments: Part 1. Impressions.

Abstract

Restoration of single-stage implants with solid abutments traditionally requires the use of an impression index cap, an analog and a lab fee commensurate with a more complex restoration. A technique is discussed that utilizes standard crown and bridge techniques that simplifies the lab procedure and reduces the prosthetic costs involved with fabrication of implant borne crowns.

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Allen L Schneider, Gregori M Kurtzman. 2003. Simplifying single-stage solid abutments: Part 1. Impressions.. https://doi.org/10.1097/01.id.0000055824.36478.ca

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