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OmniTaper® Implant System

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Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant
The OmniTaper EV implant is designed with a tapered body and a patented thread for enhanced stability. It features color coding for easy identification and offers various restorative solutions, including prefabricated and patient-specific abutments. The TempBase serves multiple functions, such as a placement head and a basis for temporary restorations.
Treatment Planning
Treatment planning involves a comprehensive consultation with the patient, considering medical history, bone quality, and expected outcomes. Both conventional and computer-guided planning methods are emphasized for accurate implant procedures.
Instruments
The manual details various instruments used in the implant process, including drills, implant drivers, and torque wrenches. Instruments are color-coded and designed for specific functions, such as site preparation and implant installation.
Implant Site Preparation
The preparation protocol varies based on bone quality, ensuring optimal conditions for implant stability. The OmniTaper EV implant design allows for atraumatic installation, particularly in cortical bone, by condensing peri-implant bone during installation.
Implant Installation
Standard, one-stage, and two-stage surgical protocols are outlined, with specific procedures for each. Torque guidelines for implant installation and tightening are provided.
Guided Surgery
Guided surgery involves computer-guided 3D planning and installation, using specific instruments and surgical trays designed for precision and predictability.
Conclusion
The OmniTaper EV Implant System is designed for clinicians with basic prosthetic training, emphasizing the importance of continued education in implant dentistry. Detailed instructions for each step of the implant process are provided to ensure successful outcomes.
Drill Sequence and Procedure Overview
Implant Site Preparation: The procedure for preparing an implant site, specifically for the OmniTaper EV Ø3.8 x 11mm in dense bone (D1), includes marking, pilot drilling, expansion drilling, in-process control, crestal preparation, tapping, and implant installation. The guide drill is used for marking, and the OmniTaper Tap is necessary for dense cortical bone.
Drilling Sequence: The sequence involves using various OmniTaper drills of increasing diameters (Ø2.0, Ø3.0, Ø3.4, Ø3.8) to prepare the site, ensuring not to exceed 1500 rpm to avoid overheating. The final drilling matches the planned implant diameter.
Implant Packaging: OmniTaper EV implants are packaged in a double-blister with an outer carton, featuring color coding and a data matrix code for easy identification. Instructions for use are available electronically.
Implant Installation: The implant is installed using the TempBase at 15 rpm and a maximum of 50 Ncm. If torque exceeds 50 Ncm, the TempBase is removed, and the implant is positioned using internal geometry.
Surgical Protocols: One-Stage Protocol: Involves transgingival healing with healing abutments. Two-Stage Protocol: The implant is sealed with a cover screw during healing to prevent contamination.
Index Registration: Performed before suturing, using a TempBase Cap and a surgical stent for accurate impression taking.
Guided Surgery: Utilizes Simplant software for 3D planning and precise implant placement. The "Sleeve-on-Drill" system simplifies handling, and specific instruments are available for guided surgery.
Instruments for Guided Surgery: Includes mucosal punches, drill sleeves, and stabilization abutments, all designed for use with the Simplant SAFE Guide.
Surgical Tray: All instruments are stored in the OmniTaper Surgical Tray GS, organized for easy access and sterilization.
Simplant SAFE Guide: Custom-made from digital planning data, ensuring precise transfer of planning into the patient's mouth.
Introduction to Simplant Surgical Guides
This document provides detailed guidelines for using Simplant surgical guides in dental implant procedures. It covers various types of guides, their applications, and the procedures for implant site preparation and installation.
Types of Simplant Guides
  • Tooth-supported Simplant Guide: Used for cases with remaining teeth, can be used with or without raising a flap. Stabilization abutments are necessary when placing multiple implants.
  • Mucosa-supported Simplant Guide: Ideal for fully edentulous cases preferring minimally invasive surgery. Requires a CBCT scan prosthesis.
  • Bone-supported Simplant Guide: Suitable for larger partially or fully edentulous cases, positioned on the jawbone after raising mucoperiosteal flaps.
Procedures
  • Tooth-supported Procedure: Ensure the guide fits precisely on the master cast and in the patient's mouth. Stabilization is required if few teeth remain.
  • Bone-supported Procedure: Check the guide's fit and extension. Use fixation screws if necessary to maintain stability.
  • Mucosa-supported Procedure: Ensure a stable fit using a bite index. Fix the guide vestibularly and use fixation screws if needed.
Implant Site Preparation
  • Mucosal Punching: Use the OmniTaper Mucosal Punch GS for flapless surgery.
  • Initial and Pilot Drilling: Use OmniTaper drills to prepare the implant site, ensuring not to exceed 800 rpm and using adequate irrigation.
  • Expansion Drilling: Prepare the site to the planned implant diameter using OmniTaper Drills GS.
  • Crestal Bone Preparation: Use the OmniTaper Crestal Drill GS for the crestal region, adjusting for bone quality.
  • Tapping: Use the OmniTaper Tap GS for cortical bone, ensuring visual control of depth to avoid anatomical damage.
Implant Installation
  • Implants should be inserted sequentially, with stabilization abutments securing the guide between placements.
  • Use the OmniTaper Driver TempBase GS to place implants at 15 rpm and a maximum of 50 Ncm torque.
Notes
Ensure all cutting instruments are replaced after 10 uses or if damaged. Drill sleeves are single-use only to prevent injury to anatomical structures.
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OmniTaper® Implant System-1

OmniTaper® Implant System Surgical manual

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OmniTaper® Implant System-2

This manual is designed for use by clinicians who have undergone at least basic prosthetic and in-clinic implant training. Staying current on the latest trends and treatment techniques in implant dentistry through continued education is the responsibility of the clinician. All products may not be regulatory cleared/released/licensed in all markets. Please contact the local Dentsply Sirona sales office for current product assortment and availability. To improve readability for our customers, Dentsply Sirona does not use ® or ™ in body copy. However, Dentsply Sirona does not waive any right to...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-3

1. Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant Implant design Color coding Implant-abutment connection Restorative solutions TempBase index registration procedure Computer-guided 3D planning and implant installation 9. Instruments Guided Surgery Bone-specific preparation protocol Mucosal Punch Conventional treatment planning Implant Driver Computer-guided treatment planning Stabilization Abutment Clinical application Torque guide Surgical Tray Guided Surgery 10. Simplant SAFE Guide Tooth-supported procedure Bone-supported procedure Mucosa-supported procedure 11. Implant site preparation – Guided Surgery...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-4

Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant 1. Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant Implant design The OmniTaper EV implant with the OsseoSpeed surface is designed with a combination of a tapered implant body and special thread design. The specific, patented thread design with a condensing crestal section is a component of the bone-specific preparation protocol. Condensing thread section OsseoSpeed surface Self-tapping thread design

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OmniTaper® Implant System-5

Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant Color coding The OmniTaper EV Implant line is available in five diameters and six lengths. The color coding makes it easy to identify the right connection, diameter and to select the right prosthetic components. Implant Ø Connections Lengths Implant-abutment connection The implants have a unique interface providing three different options for abutment placement/indexing. Atlantis patient-specific, abutments will seat in one position only. Indexed abutments will seat in six available positions. Including pre-surgically manufactured Atlantis abutments. Non-indexed...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-6

Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant TempBase TempBase is multi-functional: ■ premounted as a placement head on OmniTaper EV implants Temporary restoration used for index impression (with TempBase Cap) a basis for temporary restorations (with TempBase Cap). One-stage surgical protocol ■ Chairside fabrication of an implant supported temporary denture with TempBase Cap, immediately after implant installation. Two-stage surgical protocol ■ Index impression with TempBase Cap immediately after implant surgery. ■ Implant installation and index registration Fabrication of an accurately fitting temporary...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-7

Introduction to OmniTaper EV Implant Bone-specific preparation protocol The bone quality in the maxilla and the mandible vary greatly depending on the area of the jaw. The implant is designed for favorable primary stability. This is reached by varying the preparation of the crestal section of the implant site depending on the bone quality in combination with the condensing section of the implant. Atraumatic and gentle preparation in hard bone of density D 1, also stable and secure in soft bone of density D 4. According to Misch1 bone of various qualities can be classified into four classes D...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-8

Treatment planning 2. Treatment planning Pre-operative planning should be based on the expected restorative treatment outcome. Therefore treatment planning should include all stages of the procedure, from healing time and components to temporary and final restorations. The treatment planning is based on a comprehensive consultation with the patient, to determine exactly what the patient wants and expects from the treatment, but also to discover any possible contraindications and to explain the treatment in detail to the patient. It is followed by a complete general and specific medical history...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-9

Treatment planning Clinical applications The implants are intended for both one- and two-stage surgical procedures in the following situations and with the following clinical protocols: ■ Replacing missing teeth in single or multiple unit applications in the mandible or maxilla. Immediate placement in extraction sites and in situations with a partially or completely healed alveolar ridge. ■ Immediate and early loading for all indications, except in single tooth situations on implants shorter than 8mm or in soft bone (D 4) where implant stability may be difficult to obtain and immediate loading...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-10

3. Instruments Drills The implant site is prepared in accordance with the bone class to simplify a safe implant installation in all bone qualities. OmniTaper Drill For implant site preparation up to the planned implant diameter. ■ Color coded and depth marked Color coding short: for the posterior region long: for the anterior region Drill short 8-15mm The effective drill depth matches the implant length. 0.0mm OmniTaper Drill SP For implant site preparation up to the planned implant diameter. ■ Color coded and depth marked Single use (SP=single patient) Available in short: for implant lengths...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-11

OmniTaper Crestal Drill For crestal implant site preparation according to the bone quality once the planned implant diameter has been reached. ■ The degree of primary stability is achieved by the preparation depth of the crestal region of the osteotomy with the help of the crestal drill and in combination with the thread design of the OmniTaper implant. Cutting edge length maximum 6mm Non-cutting apical guiding section of 2mm Expansion of the crestal section of the cavity by approx. 0.2 mm Color coded and depth marked 2mm Final preparation is accomplished with a crestal drill. The depth is dependent...

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OmniTaper® Implant System-12

OmniTaper Tap For additional tapping in cortical bone (D 1). ■ The working section is no longer visible at a preparation depth of 6mm. Color coded Try-in Implant OmniTaper Try-in Implant Handle with 2 mm scale For intra-operative check of implant position, implant axis, congruency between implant and bone crest and peri-implant soft-tissue level. ■ Design matches the OmniTaper EV implant Measure the thickness of the soft tissue Applicable for all implant lengths Color coded Universal implant length

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