The practice of the dental technician is made up of creativity, aesthetics, ingenuity and harmony. The creation of prosthetic products that are pleasing, mimetic, functional and at the same time that meet precise clinical and anatomical requirements, represents the dental technician’s most difficult and fascinating daily challenge. Traditionally, the achievement of this goal is made even more complex by the geometries of the connection platform and the prosthetic components, which impose precise limits on the prosthetic design. Countersinks, chamfers, and divergent implant profiles represent constraints that require compromise solutions and that circumscribe the potential to create the desired prosthetic structures.

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Using Prama for implant-prosthetic rehabilitation, there is freedom from predefined margins, which allows the parameters for the manufacture of prosthetic products to be defined and established together with your clinician without having to adapt to constraints imposed by implant or prosthetic component morphologies.

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The possibility to close the prosthetic crown at the level of the implant neck, at the connection interface or at the post, including “hybrid” closures, maximizes opportunities by expanding the range of possibilities of action. This allows prosthetic products to be manufactured in harmony with the residual natural elements, freely selected geometries and according to parameters linked exclusively to each individual patient’s anatomy, requirements or characteristics.