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1. To fill out a screw-retained implant crown, follow these steps:
2. Verify that the implant fixture is properly seated in the implant site.
3. Ensure that the implant abutment is securely tightened onto the implant fixture using a torque wrench.
4. Take an impression of the implant abutment using a suitable impression material.
5. Send the impression to a dental laboratory for the fabrication of the screw-retained crown.
6. Once the crown is received from the laboratory, check for fit and aesthetics.
7. Apply a small amount of dental cement onto the implant abutment.
8. Seat the screw-retained crown onto the abutment and ensure proper alignment.
9. Use a torque wrench to properly tighten the retention screw, following the manufacturer's recommended torque value.
10. Remove any excess cement around the crown.
11. Check for occlusion and adjust if necessary.
12. To fill out a cemented implant crown, follow these steps:
13. Verify that the implant fixture is properly seated in the implant site.
14. Ensure that the implant abutment is securely tightened onto the implant fixture using a torque wrench.
15. Take an impression of the implant abutment using a suitable impression material.
16. Send the impression to a dental laboratory for the fabrication of the cemented crown.
17. Once the crown is received from the laboratory, check for fit and aesthetics.
18. Clean the implant abutment thoroughly and ensure it is free from debris.
19. Apply dental cement onto the internal surface of the crown.
20. Seat the cemented crown onto the abutment and ensure proper alignment.
21. Apply pressure to the crown to ensure proper cementation.
22. Remove any excess cement around the crown.
23. Check for occlusion and adjust if necessary.

Who needs including screw-retained and cemented?

1. Screw-retained implant crowns are suitable for individuals who prefer a retrievable option for their dental restorations.
2. This type of crown is commonly used in cases where easy access to the implant abutment is desired, such as when periodic maintenance or modifications are required.
3. Cemented implant crowns, on the other hand, are suitable for individuals who prefer a fixed and permanent restoration.
4. This type of crown provides a more aesthetic appearance as the cemented crown is directly bonded to the abutment.
5. Cemented crowns are commonly used when there is sufficient space for the crown to fit over the abutment without compromising the esthetics or occlusion of the patient.

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Including screw-retained and cemented refers to the different methods of securing dental implants.

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