Dental implant restorations are highly predictable—but they’re not immune to failure. Whether due to mechanical breakage, esthetic misalignment, or biological complications, restorations occasionally need to be redone. A clear remake policy helps clinics respond swiftly, protect

Dental implant success depends not only on osseointegration, but also on how well the restoration mimics natural form and function. Custom abutments—precisely engineered for each case—play a critical role in achieving superior esthetic results, tissue health, and mechanical fit.

Digital implant workflows have transformed how clinicians plan and deliver implant treatments. By replacing analog steps with scanning, simulation, and guide fabrication, clinics can achieve higher precision, shorter timelines, and improved patient satisfaction—while enabling sea

Selecting a dental implant supplier isn’t just about product pricing or brand reputation—it’s about ensuring consistent outcomes, legal compliance, patient trust, and long-term clinical success. With a growing number of manufacturers entering the market, it’s crucial for dental c

When replacing missing teeth, patients often ask: “Should I choose a bridge or an implant?” The right answer depends on clinical needs, patient goals, and long-term outcomes. This guide breaks down key differences in structure, durability, cost, and indications to help both clini

When outsourcing implant cases to external labs—especially across borders—strong legal agreements are essential. These contracts protect clinical outcomes, define responsibility, and reduce liability risks. Without them, clinics may be left exposed to regulatory violations, remak

Screw-retained and cement-retained restorations are two common pathways in implant dentistry—but selecting the right option depends on far more than preference. From retrievability and peri-implantitis prevention to esthetics and lab design, this guide explores when screw-retaine