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PFM Crown with Precision AttachmentOur PFM crown with precision attachment combines a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown with a precisely manufactured attachment component for removable prosthetic support and retention. The attachment is incorporated according to the prescribed prosthetic design while the porcelain crown can be customized to match the surrounding dentition.
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PFM Crown with Semi-Precision AttachmentBestoDental PFM crown with semi-precision attachment integrates a metal-ceramic crown with a semi-precision attachment designed to provide retention and guidance for the associated removable prosthesis. The attachment and crown contours can be coordinated according to the prescribed path of insertion and prosthetic arrangement.
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PFM Crown with Extracoronal AttachmentWe provide PFM crowns with extracoronal attachments positioned outside the contour of the supporting crown to connect with the removable prosthetic component. This configuration allows the attachment position and crown anatomy to be coordinated according to the available restorative space and prescribed prosthetic design.
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PFM Crown with Intracoronal AttachmentOur PFM crown with intracoronal attachment incorporates the attachment within the contour of the crown to create a more integrated connection with the removable prosthetic component. The internal attachment arrangement can be coordinated with the crown framework and available restorative space.
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PFM Crown with Ball AttachmentBestoDental PFM crown with ball attachment uses a ball-and-socket style connection between the crown-supported component and the corresponding removable prosthetic attachment. The attachment position and crown morphology can be customized according to the prosthetic design and available space.
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PFM Crown with Stud AttachmentWe offer PFM crowns with stud attachments for prosthetic designs that use a compact stud-type connection between the supporting crown and removable component. The crown, framework and attachment position can be coordinated to provide the prescribed retention concept while maintaining the desired external tooth form.
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PFM Crown with Attachment
PFM Crown with Attachment
Our PFM Crown with Attachment restorations combine porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns with customized attachment systems for fixed-removable prosthetic applications. BestoDental offers precision, semi-precision, extracoronal, intracoronal, ball and stud attachment configurations to accommodate different prosthetic designs, available restorative space and retention requirements.
- Precision and semi-precision PFM crown attachment configurations
- Extracoronal and intracoronal attachment options for different prosthetic designs
- Ball and stud attachment configurations for prescribed attachment-retained restorations
- Customized crown shade, morphology, attachment positioning and occlusal anatomy
Clinical & Technical Information
PFM Crown with Attachment is a fixed-removable restorative solution that combines a porcelain-fused-to-metal crown with an attachment designed to connect with a removable prosthetic component. BestoDental provides precision, semi-precision, extracoronal, intracoronal, ball and stud attachment configurations for different retention concepts and prosthetic designs.
1. Indications
Our PFM Crown with Attachment restorations are suitable for:
- Fixed-removable prosthetic restorations
- Removable partial dentures requiring attachment-supported retention
- Cases requiring precision or semi-precision attachment systems
- Restorations using extracoronal or intracoronal attachments
- Prosthetic designs prescribed with ball or stud attachments
- Cases requiring customized attachment positioning and crown contours
- Restorations requiring customized porcelain shade, tooth morphology and occlusal anatomy
2. Technical Specifications
| Product Name | PFM Crown with Attachment |
| Attachment Options | Precision, Semi-Precision, Extracoronal, Intracoronal, Ball and Stud Attachments |
| Crown Type | Porcelain-Fused-to-Metal Crown |
| Framework | Metal Substructure |
| Veneering | Dental Porcelain |
| Retention | Attachment-Retained |
| Attachment Position | Extracoronal or Intracoronal According to Prescribed Design |
| Connection Type | Precision, Semi-Precision, Ball or Stud-Type Attachment |
| Attachment Positioning | Customized According to Abutment, Prosthetic Space and Clinical Prescription |
| Shade | Customized According to Prescribed Shade |
| Tooth Morphology | Customized Anatomical Form and Surface Contour |
| Occlusal Design | Customized According to Opposing Dentition and Functional Requirements |
| Proximal Contacts | Customized According to Adjacent Teeth and Clinical Prescription |
3. Aesthetics
Aesthetics for our PFM crowns with attachments focus on natural shade, tooth morphology and surface contour.
1. Natural-Looking Porcelain Veneering
The porcelain veneering layer provides a tooth-colored external surface designed to reproduce the appearance and anatomy of natural teeth.
2. Customized Crown Morphology
The crown shape and anatomical contours can be customized according to the restored tooth, adjacent dentition and prosthetic arrangement.
3. Shade Coordination
The porcelain shade can be selected according to the prescribed shade and surrounding dentition to create a coordinated appearance.
4. Attachment Integration
The attachment position and surrounding crown contours can be coordinated to maintain the desired external tooth form while accommodating the prescribed prosthetic connection.
5. Occlusal and Proximal Anatomy
Occlusal anatomy and proximal contacts can be adjusted according to the opposing dentition, adjacent teeth and functional requirements of the case.
Order FAQs
1. What is the difference between precision and semi-precision attachments?
Precision attachments are manufactured as closely fitting attachment components designed for a specific prosthetic connection, while semi-precision attachments generally use a more adaptable attachment design. The appropriate type depends on the prescribed prosthetic system and clinical requirements.
2. What is the difference between extracoronal and intracoronal attachments?
An extracoronal attachment is positioned outside the contour of the supporting crown, while an intracoronal attachment is incorporated within the crown contour. The selection depends on available restorative space, crown anatomy, and the prescribed prosthetic design.
3. Can PFM crowns be made with ball or stud attachments?
Yes. Ball and stud attachments can be incorporated into the prescribed PFM crown design when the corresponding attachment system is selected for the removable prosthetic restoration.
4. Can the attachment position be customized?
Yes. The attachment position can be coordinated with the supporting crown, available restorative space, path of insertion, and the design of the associated removable prosthesis.
5. Can the shade and morphology of the PFM crown with attachment be customized?
Yes. The porcelain shade, tooth morphology, surface contour, proximal contacts, and occlusal anatomy can be customized according to the clinical prescription and surrounding dentition.
6. What information is needed when ordering a PFM crown with attachment?
The attachment type, supporting tooth, prosthetic design, and required attachment position should be provided. The prescription may also include framework requirements, shade, tooth morphology, occlusion, and specific dimensional or insertion-path requirements.
