Top 25 Dental Implant Products from Dentistry Today Include Prettau Zirconia Bridge™ from Tischler Dental Labs
Woodstock, New York (PRWEB) November 09, 2016 -- Readers of the highly respected dental industry news source Dentistry Today have ranked the Prettau Zirconia Bridge™ from Tischler Dental Laboratories as a Top 25 dental implant product and included it in their Top 100 list of all dental products for the third consecutive year.
This flagship full-arch solution is central to the Teeth Tomorrow® Network - the only National US dental franchise dedicated to full arch zirconia as the final product. Network membership is only granted to carefully selected practices committed to providing advanced dental implant reconstruction services, and is limited to 250 exclusive market territories.
The screw retained Prettau® Zirconia Implant Bridge transforms implant prosthetics. Its all-inclusive pricing is less than most hybrid bridges, bar overdentures, or PFM screw-retained bridges, and there is a 5-year warranty against chipping or breakage. Each prosthetic is made unique to each patient, with custom shades, custom shapes, no chipping, no staining, no acrylic, and less prosthetic space needed than that of a hybrid bridge.
Tischler Implant Dentistry, PC - the founding member of the Teeth Tomorrow® Network, recently released the results of its study of 128 patients who received full arch Prettau® Zirconia bridges over the past 3 years. The success rate for the prosthesis was a perfect 100%.
Teeth Tomorrow™ dental prosthetics are constructed using 3D dental imaging, customized for each patient’s unique smile. Each Lab-Processed provisional provides patients with a level of comfort and durability not available from chair-side devices. The final Prettau Zirconia Bridge™ is a one-piece, non-porous, chip and stain resistant device, hand painted to create an individualized, natural look.
“The Teeth Tomorrow® process is based on the concept of delivering a screw-retained provisional the next day (Tomorrow)”, says Dr. Michael Tischler, the network’s founder and implant editor of Dentistry Today. “The recent promotion of ‘Same-Day’ replacement procedures, while initially popular with patients and doctors, has major drawbacks,” Tischler said, “our ‘Next-Day’ approach is a much better solution.”
A ‘Next-Day’ vs. ‘Same-Day’ procedure produces four major advantages that drive success rates:
1. The additional recovery time after extractions and implant preparation allows for decreased swelling, bleeding, and pain prior to the delivery of a provisional.
2. The Lab-Processed provisional delivered ‘Next-Day’ is much more refined, polished and durable than those produced Chair-Side in ‘Same-Day’ procedures.
3. The predictable schedule of a two-day procedure benefits both the patient and the practice.
4. The Teeth Tomorrow® protocol actually results in less chair time for both patient and doctor.
ABOUT TEETH TOMORROW®:
The Teeth Tomorrow Network consists of advanced implant dentists delivering a proven full arch Prettau zirconia solution to their patients. The network doctors utilize the established Teeth Tomorrow clinical, laboratory and marketing protocols, working together to share knowledge and further the success of the Teeth Tomorrow brand, setting the gold standard for top recognized dentists for full arch restoration. The network enables members to expand their advanced prosthetic and restoration practice through success-proven delivery protocols, inclusive doctor/staff training, an exclusive market within a designated territory, and customized national marketing and advertising support.
Network membership is only available to carefully selected Advanced Implant Dentists. Dental Implant Dentists interested in learning more about joining the Teeth Tomorrow® Network while prime territories remain available should visit teethtomorrow.com , send inquiries to [email protected] or call the Network Support Team at 845-679-1280.
Colleen Hampel, Teeth Tomorrow, http://www.teethtomorrow.com/for-doctors.html, +1 845-679-1280, [email protected]
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