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Catalogue of dental implant system ROOTTTRANSCRIPT
Cataloguedental implant system
ROOTT
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Contents
Cataloguedental implant system
ROOTT
ROOTT dental implant system
Support, service and sales
Logic of implant selection
Root form implants, suprastructures, instruments
Compressive implants
Basal implants
Materials for patients
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ROOTTCONCEPT brings together a series of treatment methods
applied in clinical situations by the Open Dental Community
on the basis of the ECRS implantology principles
developed by the Open Dental Community.
The ROOTT dental implant system is a developed set of several treatment methods compliant
with the ECRS implantology principles of the Open Dental Community,
providing safe and simple solutions to a wide range of daily
and specialist clinical cases.
Based on half a century of collective experience
in cosmetic and functional dentistry,
the ROOTT system is the first system
using only currently used and tested
treatment procedures.
ROOTTCONCEPT
Systematisation of implantology as per the Open Dental Community
ECRS implantology principles
Open Dental Community
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The ROOTT system, using the CONCEPT, has the advantage ROOTT
of dispensing with the overcomplicated treatment procedures
recommended by implant manufacturers who are interested in promoting
their products on the market. The principle of the approach
is to create the ideal artificial tooth on a support which integrates
organically with existing biological structures.
As a leader in ECRS implantology, we aim to maximise efficiency in the production
and distribution of our products while maintaining high quality and safety standards.
The fact that we have our own global distribution network allows us to guarantee
high levels of service.
The company operates a quality management system based on DIN EN ISO
9001:2008 and EN ISO 13485:2010. The company's products are certified in
compliance with the provisions European Directive 93/42/EEC.
High quality and safety standards
Innovations and development
The system is being developed and perfected by independent practitioners
throughout the world, reflecting the collective views of the Open Dental Community.
This approach to development avoids reliance on individual opinions
and means that dentists can select the method most suited to the individual patient.
ISO13485Medical devices Quality management
ISO9001Quality management
We care about your relationship with your patients, so we provide free literature for patients.
A complete literature aimed at patients can be found at the end of this catalogue
and at the online shop.
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Support and sales
TRATE provides comprehensive service and support via highly qualified representatives
and offers wide range of training services and a website for specialists, including an online shop.
Online shopProducts from our entire range are available 24 hours a day from our online shop.
An intuitive interface allows you to find the right product quickly.
Orders are dispatched straight to your clinic or laboratory.
SupportTRATE representatives are on hand to help you with any questions you may have
about the ROOTT system. They can also assist you in using our online shop.
You can contact our representatives directly or via the form on the website.
TrainingWe provide a full range of training services to help clinics and laboratories introduce
the CONCEPT. An online course is available for everybody, 24 hours a day. ROOTT
For more detailed information, please visit our website at www.roott.ch.
Professional internet resourceThe resource at www.roott.ch has an intuitive and simple interface designed to cover everything
required in daily practice. It also provides a forum for you to exchange information with colleagues.
GuaranteeAl products are guaranteed for ten years. We liaise closely with our clients
and guarantee to replace failed implants, including the superstructures for reintegration.
Patients literature
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Logic of implant selection
BASALCOMPRESSIVEROOTFORM
Atrophied alveolar process
Complete edentulation
Bone tissue deficit
Single restorations
Immediate loading
Prominent alveolar process
Aesthetically important area
Tooth socket
Rootform implants
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ROOTFORM
ROOTFORM
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Double strengthconical implant body shape
cylindrical thread shape
the space between the cylindrical and conical structures ensures reliable macrofixation
maximises bone nourishment around the implant body, decreasing the risk of implant failure both at the early stages with immediate loading and in the longer term.
Improved platformprecision internal hex
single platform for all diameters
reliable bonding with superstructures
convenient set of superstructures
Thread structuredecompression groove
the decompression groove not only reduces bone compression, but also increases the surface area of the intraosseous part of the implant
sharp, deep thread
compact structure
apical self-tapping blades
straight apical platform
Apical part
the special apical part at the lower third is introduced easily when screwing into the trabeculae of the compact layer of bone
reliable macrofixation providing primary stability
installation can be performed immediately after dense bone drilling
ROOTFORM
All these factors contribute towards successful osseointegration
and reliable functioning of orthopaedic constructions
that have been integrated into soft and hard bone using CONCEPTROOTT
Thread structuredouble thread
thread pitch reduces in the apical direction
three-component thread
m-shaped apical part
n-shaped middle part
n-shaped pre-cervical part
gradual thinning ridge with increase in pitch from the cervical part of the implant
less traumatic insertion
less insertion effort
high primary stability
bone condensation
self-tapping
quadruple-start microthread radial structure
treated surface
Cervical part
the microthread in the cervical part means that the implant couples gently with the compact
hard part of the bone and protects it against breakage
the improved radial structure provides more effective dynamic load distribution
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ROOTFORM
Atrophied alveolar process
Complete edentulation
Single restorations
Immediate loading
Prominent alveolar process
Aesthetically important area
Tooth socket
Two-component root-form screw implant with active thread.
Suitable for single and multiple restorations with delayed loading
in the upper and lower jaws in all types of bone tissue. Flap fixing.
Sometimes transgingival fixing immediately following tooth extraction
is possible, with immediate loading and placement as long
as sufficient bone tissue is available vertically and horizontally.
Excellent primary stability in all bone types
Microthread in the cervical part
Decompressive groove
Active self-tapping thread
Reliable implant-abutment bonding
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Bone tissue deficit
ROOTFORM
Ø 4.2 mm Ø 4.8 mm Ø 5.5 mmØ 3.8 mmØ 3.5 mm
All ROOTFORM implants are supplied with an SC cover screw
R3510
R3512
R3514
R3516
R3808
R3810
R3812
R3814
R3816
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
R4208
R4210
R4212
R4214
R4216
R4808
R4810
R4812
R4814
R4816
R5508
R5510
R5512
R5514
R5516
Drill speed (rpm) 900-12001200-1500 200-800 15-25Sequential drilling with cone drills of increasing diameter. If the bone density is insufficient, we recommend reducing the drill diameter by one step or positioning after pilot drilling.
Initial drilling
Pilot drilling Check depth and direction
Form drilling
Implant positioning
Additional work for larger diameter implants
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ROOTFORM
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Should be used in all cases except narrow spaces and
straight abutments with ball attachments. Height is selected
depending on gum biotype. Former shape corresponds
to the gingival part of anatomical and transgingival
abutments of the corresponding size.
Used where there is insufficient space to place
an anatomical abutment and to form the gums
when using straight abutments with ball attachment.
Used to create the required gingival contour in aesthetically
important areas, generally along with surgical correction
of the gum contour. Where necessary, it can be used
as a temporary abutment. Made from biocompatible plastic.
Supplied with S8 fixing screw.
Gingiva former
Anatomical
GF1 GF2
GF3 GF4
Narrow
GFN1 GFN2
Preparation of individual gingival formers
GFI
1 mm 2 mm
3 mm 4 mm
1 mm 2 mm
ROOTFORM
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Should be used in all cases. Supplied with ST transfer screw.
Round marker with 1-mm step for determination of depth
and selection of abutment of corresponding height.
Used when there is insufficient clinical height in the distal parts
of the upper and lower jaws and when implant axes diverge by up to 20°.
Supplied with SL8 laboratory fixing screw. Round marker with 1-mm step
for determination of depth and selection of abutment of corresponding height.
The innovatory plastic cap fixation system provides an accurate cast
comparable with open tray transfer. The semicircular cutout matches
the anti-rotation slot and allows several transfer caps to be placed
in a narrow space.
Used when there is insufficient clinical height in the distal parts
of the upper and lower jaws and when the implant axes diverge
by more than 20°. Supplied with SL8 laboratory fixing screw.
Round marker with 1-mm step for determination of depth
and selection of abutment of corresponding height. The innovatory
plastic cap fixation system provides an accurate cast comparable
with open tray transfer. The semicircular cutout matches
the anti-rotation slot and allows several transfer caps to be placed
in a narrow space.
TO ST
Direct straight transfer
TR TC
Angled straight transfer
Transfer, open tray
Transfers
WARNING!
Do not use if there is insufficient clinical height for placement
in the distal parts of the upper and lower jaws or if implant axes
diverge by more than 10°.
TR17 TC
ROOTFORM
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Used for model preparation. The special shape prevents
macro- and micro-mobility during milling, with a minimal internal
diameter, without preventing preparation of split models.
Used at the laboratory stages. Anodised green to avoid
incorrect use during fixation of abutments in the oral cavity.
Supplied with all abutment types.
Used for permanent fixation of abutments in the oral cavity
with a force of 30 Ncm. The structure and material used prevent
unwanted damage to the screw during use.
Supplied with all abutment types in individual pack.
Metal analogue
AN
Laboratory
SL8
Clinical
S8
Implant analogue
Fixing screw
ROOTFORM
Should be used for creating cemented constructions.
The gingival part has been designed on the basis
of detailed analysis of the cervical zone of the natural
tooth. The anatomical shape of the abutment
significantly reduces the time usually spent milling
standard abutments. Supplied with an individually
packed SL8 laboratory fixing screw and S8 clinical
screw.
Used for creating of single cemented constructions
in the masticatory area and for preparing
of temporary constructions for immediate
ROOTFORM implant loading. Height adjustment
only. The horizontal limiting marker prevents
the abutment from being shortened by more than
4 mm, ensuring stable fixation. Provided with
BP burnout cap to ensure precise alignment
of the metal body and prevent cementing failure.
Supplied with an individually packed SL8 laboratory
fixing screw and S8 clinical screw.
Transgingival
Anatomical
AT1
Abutments
Straight
Angled, 15°
Angled, 25°
1 mm 2 mm 3 mm 4 mm
AT2
AT3 AT4
1 mm 2 mm
3 mm 4 mm
WARNING!
Do not use for creation of single cemented
constructions in the masticatory area,
in narrow spaces, or for placing implants
at gum level or above.
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ROOTFORM
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Used for preparation of high-precision metal body for precise alignment
and to prevent cementing failure, which is extremely important when creating
single cemented constructions in the masticatory area.
Used to improve fixation and to stabilise dentures in the upper and lower jaws.
A straight abutment with ball attachment is used when the axes of positioned implants
diverge by up to 25°; angled abutments are used for divergence of up to 60°.
All abutments with ball attachments are provided with a holder, a detachable plastic liner,
and a protective disc. Angled abutments are supplied with an individually packed
SL8 laboratory fixing screw and an S8 clinical screw.
Burnout cap
BP
With ball attachment
Angled 17°2 mm
B2A17
BCW BCP BCY HBC PD
1 mm 3 mm 4 mmB1 B2 B3 B4 B5
5 mm2 mm
Used to create cemented constructions when there is insufficient space
to place an anatomical abutment and when implants are placed at or above
gum level. Supplied with an individually packed SL8 laboratory fixing screw
and S8 clinical screw.
Narrow
A1N
Standard retention
Soft retention Extra-soft retention
Holder Protective disc
ROOTFORM
Used for preparation of single constructions with transocclusal fixation
in the masticatory areas and when there is insufficient clinical height
for cement fixation (less than 4 mm). Can be used for preparation
of individual abutments for subsequent cement fixation
of aesthetic restorations. Supplied with an individually packed SL8
laboratory fixing screw and S8 clinical screw.
Burnout with hex
AB
Used for preparation of bridge constructions with transocclusal fixation
in the masticatory areas, when there is insufficient clinical height
for cement fixation (less than 4 mm), and when the angles of positioned
implants diverge by up to 10°. Supplied with an individually packed
SL8 laboratory fixing screw and S8 clinical screw.
Burnout without hex
ABR
Used for preparation of highly aesthetic individual abutments from press-ceramics
and zirconium dioxide, allowing extremely precise aesthetic recreation
of the cervical part of the future construct. A state-of-the-art tool for skilled teams.
The non-metallic part is fixed to a metal platform with glue. This construct transfers
the loading of the fixing screw directly to the metal platform, which, in contrast
to all-zirconium abutments, protects them from stress and subsequent failure.
Supplied with an individually packed SL8 laboratory fixing screw and S8 clinical screw.
Burnout with hex on metal platform
ABM WARNING!
Should be used with individual gingival former.
WARNING!
A burnout abutment with hex on a metal platform should be used for high precision.
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ROOTFORM
D3510
D3512
D3514
D3516
D3808
D3810
D3812
D3814
D3816
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
Ø 4.2 mm Ø 4.8 mm Ø 5.5mmØ 3.8 mmØ 3.5 mm
D4208
D4210
D4212
D4214
D4216
D4808
D4810
D4812
D4814
D4816
D5508
D5510
D5512
D5514
D5516
Pilot drill Form drill
Ø 2 mm
D2008
D2010
D2012
D2014
D2016
Laser-inscribed item IDthe first two numbers show the diameter (mm*10)
the second two numbers show the length (mm)
Colour indicator - length8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
Colour indicator - diameter3.5 mm
3.8 mm
4.2 mm
4.8 mm
5.5 mm
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Drill extender ET
Punch
Initial drill Ø1.5 mm, L8 mm
Guide pin
TP4
D1508
TP5 TP6
P2
Ø 4.0 mm Ø 5.0 mm Ø 6.0 mm
ROOTFORM
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Insertion tool, manual
Insertion tool for angled handpiece
Hex ratchet screwdriver
Hex screwdriver for angled handpiece
Hex screwdriver, manual
Standard length Extended version
IT
ITH
SD
SDH
SDM
ITL
ITHL
SDL
SDHL
SDML
Ratchet wrench
Torque wrench (15-50 Ncm)
Instrument tray
DPG
RW
TW50
TRR
Depth measuring gauge
ROOTFORM
Compressive implants
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COMPRESSIVE
COMPRESSIVE
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Improved platformhigh-precision cone
round indicator
three recesses
optimum size
compact size with round indicator and high-precision cone provides more accurate and aesthetic constructions
three recesses make implant placement safer, protecting the abutment from unwanted damage
Implant neckspecial design
polished surface
adaptable abutment allows implants to be placed at the optimum bone site without concern about the route used to place the orthopaedic constructions
polished surface protects from accumulation of bacteria at the cervical part of the implant
Apical partminimal dimensions
allows the inferior maxillary nerve to be avoided,
which provides greater opportunities in cases with atrophy
COMPRESSIVE
The combination of these factors provides successful osseointegration
and reliable and early functioning of orthopaedic constructions,
reducing the length of treatment to three days.
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Intraosseous partspecial compression thread
radial microthread space
tapered
apical part - small diameter
middle part - medium diameter
pre-cervical part - large diameter
when screwing into cancellous trabeculae, the special compression implant thread produces compression, creating a layer of cortical bone around the implant,
with reliable macrofixation
allows immediate implant loading with high primary stability
this compact layer then transforms into cancellous bone, which is accompanied by osseointegration
Cortical bone zone immediately after implant positioning
Osseointegrated zone 180 days after
implant positioningCOMPRESSIVE
Atrophied alveolar process
Complete edentulation
Single restorations
Immediate loading
Prominent alveolar process
Aesthetically important area
Tooth socket
The COMPRESSIVE compression implant is a single-component implant
with a compression thread. It is used for multiple restorations
with immediate loading in the upper and lower jaws with soft
and hard bone in cases of bone tissue deficiency.
It can be used in combination with basal implants and allows flap
and transgingival fixing. Abutment direction can be adjusted
using a special instrument up to 15° relative to the implant axis.
Can be used with caution to create single restorations
in the frontal area in cases of bone width deficit.
Immediate loading
Excellent primary stability in all types of bone
Adjustable abutment slope angle
Resistant to cervical fractures
Special compressive thread
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COMPRESSIVE
Ø 4.5 mm Ø 5.0 mm Ø 5.5 mmØ 3.8 mmØ 3.5 mmØ 3.0 mm
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C40088 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
C4508 C5008 C5508
C4010 C4510 C5010 C5510
C4012 C4512 C5012 C5512
C4014 C4514 C5014 C5514
C3510
C3512
C3514
C3516
C3010
C3012
C3014
C3016
COMPRESSIVE
Used to take closed transfers of single-component implants. The transfer construction
provides reliable fixation of the transfer in the tray. The preferred material for taking
transfers is polyester. Transfers can be taken using two-phase A-silicone using an instant
method. Use of a special plastic material allows easy adaptation of geometry when there
is restricted space
Transfers
TRA
Used for model preparation. Use of plastic provides the model with elasticity corresponding
to the micromobility of the implant. The special antirotation shape prevents macromobility
while working with the analogue, maintaining minimal size but preventing interference
with placing when implants are close together.
Implant analogue
ANA
Used to prepare high-precision metal body for precise alignment and to prevent cementing
failure. The round indicator which matches to the indicator on the abutment shows
the height adjustment of the abutment. The opening in the upper part of the burnout cap,
combined with the colour contrast (red-yellow), gives an accurate impression of the fit
on the analogue, preventing misalignment in clinical situations.
Burnout cap
BOP
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1200-1500 1200-1500 15-25
Preparation of bone socket with compressive screw
15-25
COMPRESSIVE
Drill speed (rpm)
Sequential drilling with cone drills of increasing diameter. If the bone density is insufficient, we recommend reducing the drill diameter by one step or positioning after pilot drilling.
Initial drilling Check depth and direction
Form drilling
Additional work for larger diameter implants
Implant positioning
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DC3010
DC3012
DC3014
DC3016
DC3510
DC3512
DC3514
DC3516
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
Ø 4.0 mm Ø 5.0 mm Ø 5.5 mmØ 3.5 mmØ 3.0 mm
DC4008
DC4010
DC4012
DC4014
DC5008
DC5010
DC5012
DC5014
DC5508
DC5510
DC5512
DC5514
Form drills and compression screws
CS3010
CS3012
CS3014
CS3016
CS3510
CSS3512
CS3514
CS3516
CS4008
CS4010
CS4012
CS4014
CS5008
CS5010
CS5012
CS5014
CS5508
CS5510
CS5512
CS5514
CS4508
CS4510
CS4512
CS4514
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
3.0 mm
3.5 mm
4.0 mm
5.0 mm
5.5 mm
Colour indicator - diameterColour indicator - length
Laser-inscribed item IDthe first two numbers show the diameter (mm*10)
the second two numbers show the length (mm)
COMPRESSIVE
Basal implants
BASAL
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BASA
L
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polished surface
prevents formation of craters for bacterial growth, allowing successful implant placement in the sockets of extracted teeth
Surface
preserves free nutrition to bone around the implant, with very beneficial effects on long-term success
Implant bodythin implant body combined with wide thread turns
Improved platformhigh-precision cone
round indicator
three recesses
optimum size
compact size with round indicator and high-precision cone provides more accurate and aesthetic constructions
three recesses make implant placement safer, protecting the abutment from unwanted damage
Implant neckspecial design
polished surface
adaptable abutment allows implants to be placed at the optimum bone site without concern about the route used to place the orthopaedic construction
polished surface protects against accumulation of bacteria at the cervical part of the implant
BASA
L
These factors combine to provide successful osseointegration
even in the most difficult clinical situations. Using these implants significantly reduces treatment costs and makes the use
of immediate loading protocols normal practice in complex cases.
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The last thread turn
Integration
Sizes
prevents spontaneous rotation around its axis
large diameter
short height
placement of implants in areas not subject to bone resorption
more successful integration for immediate loading than with conventional implants
an alternative reinforcement method to root form implants
The last turn is milled at an angle to the neck
the macrostructure of large-diameter basal implants guarantees results
when there is insufficient bone tissue height, such that bone tissue building
cannot be used in the treatment protocol
BASA
L
BASAL implants are used to create multiple restorations in the upper
and lower jaws and for placement directly into alveolar processes.
The structural characteristics allow placement in zones with severe deficit
of bone tissue width and height, in the sockets of extracted teeth,
and transgingivally. Can be used in combination with compressive implants.
Using a special instrument abutment direction can be adjusted up to 15°
relative to the implant axis. Requires a good knowledge of the anatomy
of the maxillary-facial area.
Immediate loading
Placement in the socket of an extracted tooth
Improved abutment
Excellent protection from inflammation around the implant
Adjustment of abutment angle up to 15°
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Atrophied alveolar process
Complete edentulation
Single restorations
Immediate loading
Prominent alveolar process
Aesthetically important area
Tooth socketLogi
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BASA
L
Ø 3.5 mm B3510 B3512 B3514 B3516 B3518 B3520 B3522 B3524 B3526
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Ø 4.5 mm
Ø 5.5 mm
Ø 6.5 mm
Ø 8.5 mm
Ø10.5 mm
10 mm 12 mm 14 mm 16 mm 18 mm 20 mm 22 mm 24 mm 26 mm
B4510
B5510
B4512
B5512
B4514
B5514
B4516 B4518 B4520 B4522 B4524
B5516
B6510 B6512 B6514 B6516
B8510 B8512 B8514
B1110 B1112 B1114
B4526
BASA
L
1200-1500 15-25
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Used to take closed transfers of single-component implants. The transfer construction
provides reliable fixation of the transfer in the tray. The preferred material for taking
transfers is polyester. Transfers can be taken using two-phase A-silicone using an instant
method. Use of a special plastic material allows easy geometric adjustment where space
is restricted.
Transfers
TRA
Used for model preparation. The plastic provides the model with elasticity which replicates
the micromobility of the implant. The special antirotation shape prevents macromobility
while working with the analogue, maintaining minimal size but preventing interference
with placement when implants are close together.
Implant analogue
ANA
Used to prepare high-precision metal body for precise alignment and to prevent cementing
failure. The round indicator which matches the indicator on the abutment shows the level
of height adjustment of the abutment. The opening in the upper part of the burnout cap,
combined with the colour contrast (red-yellow), gives an accurate impression of the fit
on the analogue, preventing misalignment in the clinic.
Burnout cap
BOP
Additional work for larger diameter implants
Form drilling
Check depth and direction
Initial drilling
Drill speed (rpm)
Implant positioning
Sequential drilling with cone drills of increasing diameter. If the bone density is insufficient, we recommend reducing the drill diameter by one step or positioning after pilot drilling.
1200-1500
BASA
L
2.0 mm
2.3 mm
8 mm
10 mm
12 mm
14 mm
16 mm
18 mm
20 mm
22 mm
24 mm
26 mm
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Ø 2.0 mm
Ø 2.3 mm
10 mm 12 mm 14 mm 16 mm 18 mm 20 mm 22 mm 24 mm 26 mm
DB2010 DB2012 DB2014 DB2016 DB2018 DB2020 DB2022 DB2024 DB2026
DB2310 DB2312 DB2314 DB2316 DB2318
CS8514
CS1114
Compressive screwsForm drills
Laser-inscribed item IDthe first two numbers show the diameter (mm*10)
the second two numbers show the length (mm)
Colour indicator - diameterColour indicator - length
BASA
L
Ratchet wrench
Torque wrench (15-50 Ncm)
Instrument tray
DPG
RW
TW50
TRR
Depth measuring gauge
TP4 TP5 TP6
Ø1.5 mm, L8 mm D1508
P2
ITEH ITEHL
ITEXLITELITE
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BASA
L
Guide pin
Initial drill
Punch
Insertion tool for angled handpiece
Insertion tool for wrench
Standard length Extended version Extraextended version
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Information for clinics
and patients
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Comprehensive information explaining what implantation is and why tooth loss cannot be ignored.
Information explaining why even a single missing or damaged tooth cannot be ignored.
Brochure REF 0200 EnglishREF 0201 GermanREF 0202 Russian
PosterREF 0210 EnglishREF 0211 GermanREF 0212 Russian
Information explaining why several missing teeth cannot be ignored. Description of restoration solutions.
Information explaining why the use of dentures and older prostheses is not the ideal solution. It describes how missing teeth can be restored.
Bring back your smile!
Lost or damaged a tooth?
Living with a denture or with no teeth?
TRATE can provide a complete set of documents for communicating with patients.
These documents which use plain language and clear illustrations, are useful
for patients and dentists alike. They help patients decide how to solve problems
due to damage or loss of a single tooth, several teeth, or complete edentulation.
For the waiting roomPatient education is an important part of medical care. Properly explaining and presenting treatment plans help to build trust and to resolve any problems that are likely to arise. Our patient communication tools work from the moment the patient enters the waiting room. We have a wide range of materials, including brochures, posters, and documents on electronic media available for use.
Brochure REF 0100 EnglishREF 0101 GermanREF 0102 Russian
PosterREF 0110 EnglishREF 0111 GermanREF 0112 Russian
Brochure REF 0300 EnglishREF 0301 GermanREF 0302 Russian
PosterREF 0310 EnglishREF 0311 GermanREF 0312 Russian
Brochure REF 0400 EnglishREF 0401 GermanREF 0402 Russian
PosterREF 0410 EnglishREF 0411 GermanREF 0412 Russian
Lost more than one tooth?
Bring back your smile!
Lost or damaged a tooth?
Lost more than one tooth?
Living with a denture or with no teeth?
Special patient brochure - "Life with a smile" - which helps maintain dentist-patient relations after treatment. The brochure includes information about your clinic in the form of a tear-off card with your contact details so the patient can always find you in emergencies or for further advice. It is also a guarantee to the patient that you use high-quality TRATE products.
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General information about implants, advice on hygiene and the need for regular check-ups. The brochure provides information about TRATE's implant and superstructure guarantees. The brochure includes pages for entering post-implantation guidance. TRATE recommends use of the "Life with a smile" brochure after each implantation to boost patient confidence.
The "Life with a smile" brochure
This series of documents will help you to illustrate the possible missing tooth replacement solutions during consultations. Solutions are based on the document "Catalogue of implantation used by the Open Dental Community", which gives the patient confidence in the proposed treatment.
Catalogue of implantation used by the Open Dental Community
During the consultationWe have developed a flipchart presentation to back up patient consultations visually.
The presentation will back up your explanations and the high-quality images help bring home
what you are saying. The reverse of the flipchart has additional information.
After treatment
For further information on how TRATE can help you communicate with patients, visit our website at www.roott.ch or contact your TRATE representative.
All solutions brochure REF 0500 EnglishREF 0501 GermanREF 0502 Russian
All solutions flipchart REF 0510 EnglishREF 0511 GermanREF 0512 Russian
All solutions app for iPad REF 0520 EnglishREF 0521 GermanREF 0522 Russian
FLASH version for website REF 0530 EnglishREF 0531 GermanREF 0532 Russian
Ref 0600 EnglishRef 0601 GermanRef 0602 Russian
Life with a smile
Catalogue of implantation
Catalogue of implantation
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Notes
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