What is the G-CAM Graphenano full-arch prosthesis, and what is it made of?
G-CAM Graphenano is a fixed, implant-supported full-arch final prosthesis built from beautifully designed, milled teeth bonded to a milled substructure bar. The substructure is either a fiber-composite (the graphene-nanoreinforced biopolymer known as the G-CAM disc) or a titanium bar. ROE positions it as the go-to option for single and double arch implant-supported cases where a strong, esthetic, but lighter and gentler material is desired.
The defining idea behind the material is that it pairs high esthetics and durability with a lightweight profile and less abrasive, softer-impact behavior than zirconia. The table below translates each material property into what it means in practice:
| Material property | What it means clinically |
|---|---|
| Highly esthetic milled teeth | Closely mimics natural teeth for a lifelike final result. |
| Strong and durable composition | Holds up to full-arch function with long-lasting performance. |
| Lightweight profile | A lighter prosthesis than zirconia for the patient to carry. |
| Less abrasive than zirconia | A softer landing that is gentler on the patient (see FAQ 4 for the opposing-dentition implications). |
Because the teeth are bonded to a rigid milled bar, the design behaves as a fixed full-arch bridge rather than a removable appliance. To see where it sits among ROE's other choices, visit the Full-Arch Solutions overview, and compare it directly in FAQ 5.
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