The Printed Try-In

A ROE invention, the Printed Try-in is the perfect prototype when working toward a full arch monolithic, final restoration. This tooth-colored appliance (with a pink gingiva option), gives the patient the test-drive prosthetic needed to confirm the final.

Designed generally from the iJIG, the RAPID Appliance, or sometimes a screw-down tooth set-up, Doctors will receive this appliance and follow the usage instructions below. With this approved prosthetic, ROE will fabricate the final restoration, or by request, for an additional full fee, fabricate another Printed Try-In.

With the full CHROME GuidedSMILE package, one Printed-Try-In prototype is included when ordering the full package. We know you'll love this product for restoring full arch patients.

Clinical Steps:

One-Screw Test – Seat the Printed Try-In placing one screw in the distal most implant on one side and ensure a passive, no-rock seat. Repeat on the other side. If there is rocking, remove a cylinder from the Printed Try-In and pick-up, or section the temp and lute, like a verification jig, until all sections are passive and there is no rock. If no rock is detected, go to next step.

X-Ray is captured to ensure temp cylinders and abutments are engaged and fully seated

Equilibrate & adjust thoroughly adjust until the bite is exact. Adjust for esthetic and functional satisfaction.

Bite – if double arch, seat both appliances for the bite

Include opposing model

Photograph full smile / full face clearly showing what needs changed esthetically

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Rx's and Forms

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Find out about ROE's new Printed Try-In. Made from a new resin material, requiring straightforward patient records, the new printed try-in presents patients with a strong, esthetic solution.

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The Printed Try-in is the perfect prototype when working toward a full arch monolithic, final restoration. This digitally-crafted, resin-printed, tooth-colored (with pink gingiva option) gives the patient the test-drive prosthetic needed to confirm the final.

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Additional Information

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Scan Bodies Implant Systems

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Implant / Attachment Sequence

Print UPS Label

CBCT Implant Planning Manual

Continuing Education

CHROME GuidedSMILE Live Course

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Product Comparison

Review our Full Arch Fixed Offerings

Application
Application
Substructure
Substructure
Materials
Materials
Process
Process
Prosthetic Design
Prosthetic Design
Minimum Vertical space
Minimum Vertical space
No. of Patient Visits
No. of Patient Visits
Quality of Esthetics
Quality of Esthetics
Wear
Wear
Price
Price

TLZ-IB

Application
All patient types
Substructure
Full Zirconia
Materials
• Full zirconia
• Miyo liquid porcelain
• Ti cylinders
Process
• Submit flask or duplicate prosthetic
• Prototype Try-in
• Final
Prosthetic Design
FP3/FP2/FP1
Minimum Vertical space
12mm
No. of Patient Visits
3 to 6
Quality of Esthetics
★★★★★
Wear
★★★★★
Price
$$$$

TLZ-IB

with Ti substructure

Application
• Extra strength needed
• Less than 9-10mm space
Substructure
Titanium
Materials
• Full zirconia
• Miyo liquid porcelain
• Titanium substructure
Process
• Submit flask or duplicate prosthetic
• Prototype Try-in
• Final
Prosthetic Design
FP3
Minimum Vertical space
10mm
No. of Patient Visits
3 to 6
Quality of Esthetics
★★★★
Wear
★★★★★
Price
$$$$$

Ultra Nano

Application
• All, except heavy bruxers
• Light weight
Substructure
Trilor or Titanium
Materials
• Crystal Ultra teeth with Trilor Bar
• Titanium cylinders
Process
• Submit flask or duplicate prosthetic
• Prototype Try-in
• Final
Prosthetic Design
FP3
Minimum Vertical space
15mm
No. of Patient Visits
3 to 6
Quality of Esthetics
★★★★★
Wear
★★★★
Price
$$$$

Traditional Hybrid

Application
• To match existing hybrid
• Low bruxing clenching patients
Substructure
Titanium Bar
Materials
• Denture teeth
• Processed acrylic
• Titanium bar
Process
• Custom Tray
• Bite block fit jig
• Set-up
• Set-up on bar
• Final
Prosthetic Design
FP3
Minimum Vertical space
17mm
No. of Patient Visits
5 to 7
Quality of Esthetics
★★★★
Wear
★★★
Price
$$$$

External Resources

Prosthodontic Classification

Type	Fixed/Removable	Description
FP1	Fixed prosthesis	Replaces only the clinical crown; looks like a natural tooth.
FP2	Fixed prosthesis	Replaces the crown and a portion of the root; crown contour appears normal in the occlusal half but is elongated or hypercontoured in the gingival half.
FP3	Fixed prosthesis	Replaces missing crowns and gingival color and portion of the edentulous site; prosthesis most often uses denture teeth and acrylic gingiva, but maybe porcelain to metal, or zirconia.
RP4	Removable prosthesis	Overdenture that is completely implant-supported, no soft tissue support.
RP5	Removable prosthesis	Overdenture supported by both soft tissue (primary) and implant (secondary). The primary stress-bearing areas are maintained in the prosthesis (maxilla—residual ridge and horizontal palate; mandible— the line should not begin with a dash. Please move the elements on the last two lines to ensure this doesn’t happen. buccal shelf)

From Misch CE. Bone classiﬁcation training keys. Dent Today. 1989;8:39-44.

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