Full Arch Implant Prosthesis

This is the most commonly used standard solution among full-arch implant restorations. It not only fulfills all functional, aesthetic, and durability requirements, but also represents a cost-effective option suitable for the majority of clinical indications today.

The prosthesis is securely supported by a high-precision CAD/CAM Titanium iBar, combined with a monolithic Zirconia restoration for strength and aesthetics.

Benefits & Material Evaluation

• CAD/CAM iBar (Titanium Grade 5): High precision, excellent biocompatibility, and mechanical stability.

• Monolithic Zirconia: High flexural strength, natural translucency, and material properties that help resist long-term discoloration.

Technical Specifications

• Type of restoration: Screw-retained fixed prosthesis over iBar.

• Prosthetic material: Monolithic Zirconia teeth.

• Minimum number of implants required: 4 to 6 implants, depending on clinical indication.

• Prosthetic Space Requirements. To ensure proper aesthetics, function, and long-term durability of the iBar-supported fixed restoration, the following prosthetic space is recommended:

- Minimum vertical height: 12–15 mm from the implant platform to the opposing arch or occlusal plane. This space accommodates the iBar, prosthetic base, and teeth.

- iBar height (depending on design): Minimum 3.5–5 mm for structural rigidity and space for screw channels.

- Gingival portion thickness: Minimum 2–3 mm to replicate natural gum contours and reduce the risk of fracture.

• Production time in lab: 5–7 working days.