Screw-Retained Implant Crown
A screw-retained crown designed so the restoration can be retrieved without destroying it, with the access hole placed in a non-aesthetic surface.
Screw retention is our default wherever the access can be hidden. It removes the cement risk around implants and lets the clinician retrieve the crown for maintenance.
The access channel is planned in the design, filled with composite after torquing, and documented on the case sheet with the torque value.
Technical specifications
| Material | Zirconia or lithium disilicate on titanium base |
|---|---|
| Access | Palatal or occlusal, composite filled |
| Retention | Screw, retrievable |
| Turnaround | 5–7 working days |
Indications
- Single implant crowns
- Posterior implant restorations
- Cases with a history of peri-implantitis
- Patients requiring retrievability


