Identify Implants and Explain Prosthetics?

This is Alfa Gate implants. One piece. It is possible to bend the abutments and to place all abutments parallel

There is no obligate waiting period. Basal implants can not wait, because remodeling starts 72h hours after inserting, they are losing initial primary stability and must be shielded against forces that could produce micromotion over 100 -150 micrometers. In other words, must be splinted (3 or more) with reliable temporary (metal core) and reliable cement (RMGIC for example). Why is all that? Because loss of retention (due to using Temp Bond or any "implant temporary cement") or breaking acrylic temporary will overload some of the implants and they will fail. Basal implants, due to their design, have very sharp, blade like threads that CUT through bone (compression is minimal), bone damage is minimal and remodeling starts right away. Compressive implants are designed to compress trabecular bone - in other words they crash and push bone trabecules away during insertion (the term is "corticalisation") - as dr Ihde explains - tissue arhitecture is lost in the vicinity of implant, blood vessels are being destroyed and occluded, so the crashed bone itself can not initiate remodeling by itself. It is all mineralized rubble and blood mix. "Point of entry" for BMUs (remodeling units) is dislocated a few milimeters away. This fact buys us additional time untill remodeling of the compressed bone starts (usually 7-10 days is given to fit and cement prosthetic workpiece, not only 3 as with basal implants). Not every lab can produce metal cored temporary during 72h. Talking about compressive, they are not recommended for immediate implantation, they are usually used in healed areas, we are pretty sure the gum level will not drasticaly change, so 7-10 days time window can be used to produce definitive prosthetic workpiece. If we use them as immediates anyway, must be sure that rough part is placed inside solid bone completely. If they are contaminated, the will fail most definitely as would any two piece rough implant would. The basal ones, since they have machined surface, and since there is only about 6mm od threads placed deep inside bone (they MUST reach opposing corticalis) and the rest is slender 2-2.5 mm shaft, they can withstand pus drainage from alveolus without contamination (believe it or not) as long as they are relliably splinted and occlusion is meticulously designed and watched.

If You would like more informations, i suggest You to follow "Open dental community" on Facebook, especially Henry Diedrich posts (community gathers clinicians who use preferably "Roott" implant system) and "Simpladent India" on You Tube (there are plenty of lectures regarding compressive and basal implantology) that gathers clinicians who use "Ihde Dental" implant systems. Hope this helps.