Implant Identification for All on 6?

Last Updated: Jun 25, 2018

These implants were probably placed sometime in l999-2001. I am asking for help in identifying them so I can use them in an All-on-6 procedure. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank You

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Dr K G

06/25/2018

http://whatimplantisthat.com/

Mark Sheklian DMD

06/25/2018

Did you check the website, " whatimplantisthat.com". Its a great aid

Bill Warner

06/25/2018

You could try going to WhatImplantisThat.com. I looked through all of my resources and could not find this particular implant. Good hunting! Bill

Montana

06/25/2018

Which arch are you referring to?

FRANK

06/25/2018

Hello. I do not know the implant brand. However be very carefull in your planning. The 2 upper implants are not at the proper crestal level for an All-On-6 if you do the necessary vertical bone reduction to allow restorative space. Be aware of the compromises and difficulties if you keepÂ them...

Dr. TK

06/25/2018

Rather than tell you my guess, I recommend that you send the x-ray to Attachments International. They will be able to give you a definitive identification and they may have the components that you need. I haven't used them in a little while, but the contact used to be Darwin.

Ziad Rabie

06/25/2018

I think the lower implants are Swiss plus from Zimmer. They were very popular during this time period.

Dan

06/25/2018

Take a PA and go to whatimplantis that.com to identify the implant you have ! Good luck

Matthew Watson

06/25/2018

Get PREAT app for you phone or tablet. They will respond to your downloaded picture quickly.

Richard Hughes,DDS

06/25/2018

If your planning to use vertical implants, you will be ok. Thus, no bone removal.

mwjdds,ms

06/26/2018

The orientation of the implant doesn't matter, it's interarch space that matters. Therefore, you will need more interarch space if you're going with an acrylic to titanium prosthesis vs. a ceramometal prosthesis. Plan the prosthetic design before deciding on bone reduction and implant placement.

Jason

06/26/2018

Preat has a nice free book and online that has xrays of implants as well.

Tommy McGraw

06/26/2018

I believe you could add one additional implant between the two existing and three on the right side and do a well balanced and supported fixed prosthesis

Tommy McGraw

06/26/2018

I'm trying to identify the upper arch at this time. Thank you for the responses, Im still searching.

Tommy McGraw

06/26/2018

Strauman!! PREAT !! Thank You. My pt is wanting to use these two posts. I think adding 4 additional vertical implants should be sufficient for stability and strength in a fixed prosthesis. Does anyone see a better more economical solution?

Dr Dragan

07/02/2018

Maybe ,,Imtec,,

Practical Caveman

02/20/2020

Darwin was amazing, but thought he retired. Can anyone confirm that?

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