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Tutorials and best practices in the practice

3 tools to help you get started with iPhysio® easily and without error:
Clinical videos and a complete e-learning course to learn everything there is to know about iPhysio (advanced use).
The iPhysio® Code, a clinical illustration of best practices and pitfalls to avoid.
Tutorials on essential steps.

iPhysio® selection

Choice of anatomical shapes

Using the iPhysio® try-in kit

Positioning the iPhysio®

iPhysio® orientation

Two adjacent iPhysio® must be separate

OuiNon

For the CT scan to be able to identify them individually, the iPhysio® must be spaced apart.

If they are in contact, the CT scan confuses them into a single part that cannot be recognized when matching them with the library. This also creates uncertainty as to their correct fit in the implant connectivity.

Creating an anatomical prosthetic cradle

iphysio créer berceau prothétique anatomique oui

OuiNon

Vertical positioning of the Profile Designer
iPhysio® conditions the prosthetic cradle

For optimum aesthetic results, the iPhysio® Profile Designer should be slightly recessed to allow sufficient space for the subcritical contour of the gingival space.

Preserving gingival papillae

OuiNon

Preserving gingival papillae thanks to the
correct orientation of the iPhysio® Profile Designer

The iPhysio® Profile Designer has two different surfaces, one vestibular, the other lingual/palatal. Correct positioning of the iPhysio® Profile Designer
means an ideal match with the natural anatomy of the teeth.

Successful impressions

OuiNon

Position at least 1.5 mm above soft tissue

To ensure perfect recognition of the iPhysio® Profile Designer by the intra-oral CT scan, it must not be covered by tissue during impression taking.

Secure prosthetic adaptation and occlusion

adaptation prothétique occlusion iphysio bonne pratique

adaptation prothétique occlusion iphysio

OuiNon

A smooth surface is the guarantee of a correctly engaged iPhysio® Designer Profile

To ensure a perfect match between the Profile Designer iPhysio® prosthetic cradle and the final restoration, we strongly recommend that you systematically tighten the screw before taking an impression, and check insertion using a retro alveolar X-ray.

iPhysio® temporary

iPhysio® provisional tutorial

Preserving temporary prosthesis resin

bonne pratique iphysio préserver résine prothèse provisoire

OuiNon

To preserve the resin of your temporary prosthesis during removal for adjustments, keep the temporary abutment in its entirety.

For optimum aesthetic results, the iPhysio® Profile Designer should be slightly recessed to allow sufficient space for the subcritical contour of the gingival space.

Impression on iPhysio®

I make my silicone impression in the practice directly on the iPhysio® Profile Designer

I send my silicone impression to the laboratory.

Other best practices

Avoid handling supra-implant parts during fitting

OuiNon

A used and sterilized iPhysio® Profile Designer is ideal for finalizing the prosthesis.

Once the provisional prosthesis has been formed, it can be finalized outside the patient's mouth on another iPhysio® Profile Designer which has been sterilized beforehand. This has 2 advantages: you preserve the soft tissue and avoid unnecessary wear to the abutment clip.

Use the screw to remove the iPhysio® Profile Designer.

OuiNon

The screw is a good gripper

The iPhysio® Profile Designer features a captive screw. Extend this screw slightly and use it as a gripper to facilitate removal of the iPhysio® Profile Designer. This way, you can preserve your marginal tissues.

Maintain Zirconia coating properties

OuiNon

The zirconia coating is precious

Single-use ensures that the zirconia coating on iPhysio® Profile Designers retains its optimum soft-tissue interface. Studies show that the surface, despite its zirconia coating, deteriorates during the cleaning and sterilization protocol. In addition, residues of solvents and dental plaque remain on the iPhysio® Profile Designer, depending on the analysis of their chemical composition.

Preserve the gingival cradle during final restoration

OuiNon

Choose a recommended base compatible with your iPhysio®.

To preserve the soft tissue and avoid tissue compression, the emergence profile created during soft tissue healing is retained in the final restoration.

Consulter le guide des compatibilités

HD photos to convey the right information

OuiNon

The screw is a good gripper

The iPhysio® Profile Designer features a captive screw. Extend this screw slightly and use it as a gripper to facilitate removal of the iPhysio® Profile Designer. This way, you can preserve your marginal tissues.

Communicating with your laboratory

OuiNon

A simple comment on the order form ensures that the prosthesis is produced correctly.

The correct dimensions of the iPhysio® Profile Designer must be supplied. In the "Comments" box, indicate the type of iPhysio® Profile Designer and the exact part number to avoid any confusion.

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Tutorials and best practices in the practice

iPhysio® selection

Choice of anatomical shapes

Using the iPhysio® try-in kit

Positioning the iPhysio®

iPhysio® orientation

Two adjacent iPhysio® must be separate

For the CT scan to be able to identify them individually, the iPhysio® must be spaced apart.

Creating an anatomical prosthetic cradle

Vertical positioning of the Profile DesigneriPhysio® conditions the prosthetic cradle

Preserving gingival papillae

Preserving gingival papillae thanks to the correct orientation of the iPhysio® Profile Designer

Successful impressions

Position at least 1.5 mm above soft tissue

Secure prosthetic adaptation and occlusion

A smooth surface is the guarantee of a correctly engaged iPhysio® Designer Profile

iPhysio® temporary

iPhysio® provisional tutorial

Preserving temporary prosthesis resin

To preserve the resin of your temporary prosthesis during removal for adjustments, keep the temporary abutment in its entirety.

Impression on iPhysio®

Other best practices

Avoid handling supra-implant parts during fitting

A used and sterilized iPhysio® Profile Designer is ideal for finalizing the prosthesis.

Use the screw to remove the iPhysio® Profile Designer.

The screw is a good gripper

Maintain Zirconia coating properties

The zirconia coating is precious

Preserve the gingival cradle during final restoration

Choose a recommended base compatible with your iPhysio®.

HD photos to convey the right information

The screw is a good gripper

Communicating with your laboratory

A simple comment on the order form ensures that the prosthesis is produced correctly.

REGISTER FOR E-LEARNING COURSES

Vertical positioning of the Profile Designer
iPhysio® conditions the prosthetic cradle

Preserving gingival papillae thanks to the
correct orientation of the iPhysio® Profile Designer