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PROTOCOL WITHOUT DISASSEMBLY

1 single piece, 1 single step - The 3-in-1 solution

Replaces your healing abutments, scanbodies, impressions copings and temporary abutments.

The iPhysio® Profile Designer is screwed into the implant during the 1st or the 2nd surgical step. It remains in place throughout the bone and gingival healing process as well as during the impression irrespective of the implant sector, whether aesthetic or not. It is only removed once to place and finally screw in the final restoration.

Anatomical healing

Its anatomical shape perfectly matches the morphology of the teeth to be replaced. Its zirconium nitride-coated surface provides optimum healing conditions by repelling bacteria.

iPhysio® impression

The connection is not exposed, and the tissue are preserved. In both digital and conventional techniques, impressions on iPhysio® also avoid inaccurate positioning linked to the impression coping or scanbody placement. The implant position is restored in a very accurate manner.

Temporary on iPhysio®

Based on iPhysio®, it continues the shaping of the prosthetic bed until the placement of the final prosthesis

ANATOMICAL AND CONSERVATIVE

4 shapes and 2 angulations

Unique profile

Allows the bone to rise up the implant neck, creating a seal for greater bone stability.

Exerts pressure on connective tissues; supports papillae and gingival line; maintains biological space.

CLINICAL CASE

Dr Camille Reymond and Lionel Cuvier for the Artésia Grenoble laboratory

iPhysio® in the gingival healing phase

iPhysio® digital impression

Anatomical prosthetic bed healing with iPhysio®

Temporary abutments on iPhysio®

Final restoration

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ANTIBACTERIAL SHIELD

Titanium coated with zirconium nitride

Limits bacterial plaque attachment
Reduces soft tissue inflammation

Connection protection

By remaining in place, iPhysio® protects the implant connection
No risk of implant site contamination due to part removal

REDUCED CHAIR TIME | NO HANDLING OF PARTS

4 steps instead of 7

2 to 3 times faster impressions

TEMPORIZATION | TEMPORARY SUPPORT

The temporary abutment clips onto iPhysio® to support the provisional.

The clip-on temporary abutment is sufficiently retentive to hold the temporary crown in place, provided the latter is underbite. It withstands a tensile force of around 15N (1.5 kg) when unclipped.
The temporary abutment also acts as a fuse, i.e. it disengages if the force exerted is too great, thus preserving implant stability.

FACILITATES SSA

Clinical case of Dr Jacques Cheylus

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CONTINUITY OF EMERGENCE PROFILE

When the final prosthesis is fabricated, the iPhysio® protocol makes it easy to reproduce the tissue conformation and retention obtained by recovering the emergence profile, guaranteeing an esthetic, long-lasting result.

Emergence profile transmitted by the impression

iPhysio® is compatible with most computer-aided design software.

Emergence profile taken up by the baseplate

The iPhysio® protocol determines the baseplate for each implant system, corresponding to each iPhysio shape and height, to maintain the emergence profile right through to the final prosthesis.
The continuity of the anatomical emergence profile is ensured right through to the final prosthesis, even when the surgeon performs the treatment plan with a corresponding surgeon.

Prosthetic solutions

Sealed prosthesis on
anatomical titanium abutment

Sealed prosthesis on
anatomical zirconia abutment
(with base)

Trans-screwed prosthesis
direct implant (with baseplate)

UNIVERSAL PROTOCOL COMPATIBLE WITH YOUR WORKING HABITS

Upgrade your implant

iPhysio® is a universal protocol that can be used with most implant brands.
A compatibility guide is available for each implant system to help you identify the correct baseplate for each iPhysio® shape/height. This ensures that the warranty on implants and prosthetic parts remains valid.
You don't have to change your work habits; iPhysio® doesn't require the purchase of additional equipment.