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Restorative Dentistry  |  3 min read

For decades, the dental crown process meant two appointments and a temporary crown to bridge the gap — a plastic placeholder that fell off, stained, and made every meal a calculated risk. Same-day 3D-printed dentistry is quietly retiring that middle step.

Why the Temporary Existed in the First Place

The temporary crown was never a clinical decision — it was a logistics workaround. The prepped tooth had to be protected for the two to three weeks a lab needed to mill and ship the permanent restoration. The temporary was a patch, not a treatment.

What Changes With a Chairside Workflow

In a chairside same-day workflow, the lab cycle collapses. The scan, design, print, and post-process happen in the operatory in under two hours. The permanent restoration goes in during the same visit. Workflows like SprintRay's ceramic crown system — part of the broader digital dentistry ecosystem — make the temporary stage structurally unnecessary.

What the Patient Actually Feels

One numbing, not two.

No "don't chew on that side" instructions for three weeks.

No temporary popping off at dinner.

No second day off work for the seat appointment.

The Bigger Pattern

GoBuyDental offers a specialized range of prosthetic parts designed for various clinical restoration needs. These items cater to practitioners looking for specific internal hex connections and tapered designs. The available inventory includes several types of Hiossen compatible dental implants and related abutments that facilitate the reconstruction process. Every product listed serves a specific purpose in the surgical or prosthetic phase of treatment. This collection focuses on precision and fit for the Osstem and Hiossen systems, ensuring that professionals have access to necessary components for their patient cases.

Internal Hex and Tapered Component Varieties

The catalog features a diverse selection of technical parts tailored for compatibility. You can find titanium bases, healing abutments, and scan bodies that integrate with existing implant systems. These components are organized to help users identify the correct platform size and connection type. Most items utilize a Grade 5 titanium alloy, which provides the necessary strength for long-term oral placement. The listings emphasize the mechanical specifications of each part, such as the diameter and height, to ensure they match the clinical requirements of the specific restoration site.

Technical Features of Hiossen Compatible Dental Implants

The structural design of these components follows strict geometric standards to maintain stability within the oral cavity.

Healing abutments come in various heights and diameters to shape the soft tissue effectively.

Straight and angled multi-unit abutments allow for different prosthetic paths during the final restoration phase.

The use of Hiossen compatible dental implants ensures a secure fit with the corresponding prosthetic screws and drivers.

Transfer coping sets are available for both open and closed tray impression techniques.

Analogues for laboratory use reflect the exact internal geometry of the implant body.

Design Specifics and Connection Types

Clinicians can select from various surface treatments and thread patterns that are characteristic of the Osstem and Hiossen architecture. This is a key point for laboratory accuracy include digital library support for CAD/CAM workflows. The variety of abutment options, including cement-retained and screw-retained versions, provides flexibility for different architectural challenges in the mouth. Ball attachments and locators are also present for over denture applications. Each piece is crafted to withstand the forces of mastication while maintaining a tight seal at the implant-abutment interface to prevent biological complications.

Specialized Prosthetic and Surgical Tools