Crown Down Implant Planning and Designing Immediate Restorations Before Surgery

This video shows how to use Blue Sky Plan v 4.7.20 to do true crown down implant planning. This involves designing the final restoration with proper contours and occlusion before planning the implant. Further, once the implant is planned, you can go back and convert that to a screw retained crown that could be used for immediate load at the time of surgery.

[@Eric-jo5kj]

I have been using BSB for 2 years and still had some questions when trying to plan and print temporary crowns for my immediate implant placements. You pretty much explained everything I needed and more. Really thankful for your videos!

[@aonedentalandimplantcenter5045]

Excellent video. Thanks for sharing the tricks Dr. Glenn

[@adrianorcampos]

Great video!! 👍🏻

[@izenkitt1750]

thank you

[@AOneDentalVibrantsmiles]

Thanks for sharing Dr. Glenn. Which resin is ok use for the temporary crown?

[@fdallolmo]

Thank you Dr. Glen. Is it possible to export and print a model with the designed crown prior to attaching it to the Ti-base?

[@cammerrill]

In your 3d printed crown video you have a dental model with removable dies, do you by chance have the stl files for download for that model?

[@ciroannicchiarico278]

congratulations, very educational video, but in addition to inserting the "basic" abutment for gluing the temporary crown to be printed, you could not add the mathematics for digital anologist repositionable on the software in order to export an STL file to print a model by inserting an analog repositionable, abutment + temporary crown, before surgery ?????
thanks
Greetings from Italy
ciro annicchiarico

[@n.coryglenn3814]

That can be done but currently only with BSB implants. This is a feature that will be added in the future.