Screw-Retained Implants
Screw-retained implants are a type of dental restoration where the prosthesis is securely affixed directly to the implant using screws, eliminating the need for traditional cement. This method offers numerous advantages, including high strength, easy maintenance, and a reduced risk of infection, making it an excellent choice for a variety of applications.

Screw-retained implants are particularly suitable for full-mouth restorations, as well as single-tooth and multiple-tooth replacements. The screw fixation provides enhanced stability and allows for straightforward adjustments or replacements in the future, ensuring long-term durability and patient satisfaction.