Components

The system, piece by piece.

One digital abutment, the parts that shape tissue around it, and the lab side that mirrors it all. Scroll through the i-base to see why it carries the whole protocol.

the i-base.

One abutment for all stages of treatment, placed once and never removed. Six design decisions make that possible.

The i-base seen from above, scan surfaces visible

Four scan surfaces

Scan marks on the quad top allow direct scanning in the surgical and prosthetic phases, eliminating the need for scan posts.

The i-base interface from a high angle

Up to 3× the surface area

Compared to an external hex implant, the enlarged interface reduces stress on the prosthesis retention screw.

Close view of the beveled quad geometry

Quad-surface fit with 10° bevel

The beveled quad geometry seats the prosthesis with no marginal micro-gap and no mobility.

Side profile of the concave emergence shoulder

15° emergence shoulder

The concave design shoulder provides a favorable response from both soft and hard tissues.

The one-piece i-base body

One piece, no chimney

The chimney-free, one-piece design eliminates the risk of bacterial infiltration to the implant platform.

The i-base standing in the studio, wide view

Three cuff heights

Options of 1.5, 2.5 and 3.5 mm adapt to implant depth and supra-crestal tissue height. A 30° angulated version covers tilted implants.

H1.5 / H2.5 / H3.5 mm / 30° angulated option
One abutment for all stages of treatment
Direct scan post in analog and digital protocols
Abutment-level prosthetic protocol
Single and multiple unit prostheses
No transgingival disconnections that can lead to tissue recession
Easy fit evaluation during all restorative stages
Up to 30° angulation correction with the short AR/R-sleeve
Superior aesthetics and prosthesis retention

iCervico Healers.

Prefabricated, biocompatible resin healers in small, medium and large, centered or offset, for anteriors, premolars and lower and upper molars. Low-cost enough to modify chairside, precise enough to shape tissue for the final prosthesis.

Each one rotates freely on the i-base, so orientation is ideal regardless of the implant connection, without breaking the digital protocol.

AnteriorsPremolarsLower molarsUpper molarsS / M / LCentered + offset
Healer shapes seating one after another on the i-base

AR / R Sleeves.

Multi-purpose sleeves that carry the prosthesis to the i-base, in two geometries.

AR-Sleeve anti-rotational

  • Single unit prostheses
  • Quad-surface conical geometry
  • Precise, anti-rotational fit onto the i-base
  • Doubles as a scan post

R-Sleeve rotational

  • Multiple unit prostheses
  • Circular geometry
  • Eases the path of insertion across units

The screw, and the lab side.

UBH30 retention screw

Retention Screw

Ti6Al4V alloy, M1.6 diameter (matching TI-BASE retaining screws), torqued to 30 N/cm. Corrects up to 30° of angle in a full 360° direction.

Ti6Al4V / M1.6 / 30 N/cm / 30° in 360°
Dual lab analog

Lab Analog

One analog for all i-base options, compatible with analogic and digital protocols, with a positioning design made for accurate seating in 3D-printed models.

Analogic and scannable impression posts

Impression Post

For single and multiple unit cases, open and closed tray techniques. A scannable version is available for digital workflows.

Torque values and driver compatibility for every component on this page sit on one reference page.

Check recommended torque and compatible screwdrivers before delivery.

Open the torque reference