IIT-IICK Innovative Implant Training Immediate Implant Crown Kit By Dr Yusuf Alshafi
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Immediate Implant Crown Kit by Dr Yusuf Alshafi
Innovative Implant Training
The Immediate Implant Crown Kit, created by Dr Yusuf Alshafi of Innovative Implant Training, brings together a practical selection of rotary instruments for tooth sectioning, titanium cylinder adjustment, provisional restoration contouring and final polishing.
Designed around the demands of immediate implant provisionalisation, the kit provides instruments for several important stages of the surgical and restorative workflow. From sectioning a tooth before extraction to refining the emergence profile of a temporary crown, each instrument has a defined purpose.
The selection includes tungsten carbide burs, a long diamond bur and a final polishing instrument, supplied with a sterilisable bur stand. This organised format helps clinicians keep the instruments together and readily identify the bur required for each task.
For clinicians undertaking immediate implant treatment, the kit offers a focused approach to instrument selection, with particular attention to preparing and finishing the provisional restoration.
Created by Dr Yusuf Alshafi of Innovative Implant Training
The Immediate Load Implant Kit has been created by Dr Yusuf Alshafi to bring together instruments used during extraction and the preparation of implant-supported temporary restorations.
Its selection reflects a practical sequence: section the tooth where required, adjust the titanium cylinder, remove excess restorative material, develop the emergence profile and polish the restoration. A wide round tungsten carbide bur provides an additional option when further cylinder reduction is needed during restorative adjustment.
Having instruments selected for these distinct tasks helps bring structure to the procedure. It also makes the role of each instrument easier to communicate within the clinical team.
The kit is particularly relevant to clinicians who want a dedicated instrument selection for the provisional phase of immediate implant treatment. It supports the practical work involved in creating a temporary restoration with appropriate contours, adequate component clearance and a carefully finished surface.
What Is Included in the Immediate Implant Crown Kit?
The kit contains six instruments, each selected for a specific role:
- Long surgical tungsten carbide bur for tooth sectioning to assist extraction.
- Tungsten carbide cylinder-cutting bur for shortening the titanium cylinder after the temporary crown has been picked up.
- Long diamond bur for reshaping the provisional crown and removing excess composite pick-up material.
- Rugby ball tungsten carbide bur for contouring the emergence profile and creating a controlled concavity.
- Final polishing instrument for smoothing the adjusted provisional restoration.
- Wide round tungsten carbide bur for further titanium cylinder reduction when required during restorative and occlusal adjustment.
The instruments are supplied with a sterilisable bur stand for organised storage and presentation.
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C.TI162AS.016.FGXXL – 30mm Long Surgical Tungsten Carbide Bur for Tooth Sectioning
The Frank Dental C.TI162AS.016.FGXXL Long Surgical Tungsten Carbide Bur is designed to assist with tooth sectioning before or during extraction, particularly in cases where divergent roots make removal more challenging.
Divergent roots can follow different paths within the surrounding bone, making controlled extraction more complex. Sectioning the tooth into smaller portions allows the clinician to approach individual roots according to their anatomy and the requirements of the procedure.
Featuring an extended 30mm length, the C.TI162AS.016.FGXXL provides additional reach when accessing the planned sectioning area. Its tungsten carbide construction and specialised cutting geometry are designed to support efficient cutting through tooth structure during surgical procedures.
The bur features a TiN gold coating, developed to help reduce heat and vibration during cutting while helping the blades remain sharper for longer. These features are intended to support consistent cutting performance and instrument longevity when used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
For immediate implant placement, atraumatic extraction is an important consideration within the wider treatment plan. Careful sectioning can help the clinician manage complex root anatomy while considering the preservation of surrounding tissues and the proposed implant site.
The Frank Dental C.TI162AS.016.FGXXL offers a practical solution for clinicians requiring an extended-reach surgical bur for tooth sectioning, including cases involving divergent roots where controlled separation forms part of the extraction strategy.
Key Features and Benefits
- 30mm extended length: Provides additional reach for accessing the planned surgical site.
- Tungsten carbide construction: Designed for cutting tooth structure during surgical procedures.
- TiN gold coating: Helps reduce heat and vibration during cutting and supports longer-lasting blade sharpness.
- Designed for tooth sectioning: Assists in separating teeth into smaller sections to facilitate extraction.
- Suitable for complex extractions: Useful when divergent root anatomy makes removal more demanding.
Primary Application: Surgical tooth sectioning to facilitate extraction, including cases involving divergent roots.
Product Code: C.TI162AS.016.FGXXL
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C.Fast and Furious – Tungsten Carbide Bur for Shortening Titanium Cylinders
Following pick-up of the temporary crown, the titanium cylinder may require shortening to achieve the planned restorative dimensions and accommodate the available space within the provisional restoration.
The Frank Dental C.Fast and Furious Tungsten Carbide Bur is included for this stage of the workflow. Designed for cutting metal components, it enables the clinician to reduce excess titanium cylinder height and adjust the component towards the required length within the provisional restoration.
This adjustment can be particularly important when the cylinder extends beyond the available restorative space or interferes with the intended crown contour. The tungsten carbide cutting instrument provides a dedicated option for shortening the titanium component before completing the surrounding restorative form.
When adjusting the cylinder, clinicians should follow the requirements of the relevant implant component and restorative system. Care must be taken to retain sufficient material for the intended restoration and to protect the implant connection and screw-seating surfaces.
Following reduction, the cut surface should be inspected and any irregularities addressed before the provisional restoration is completed. The objective is to achieve an appropriately shortened titanium cylinder that integrates with the planned restorative design.
Key Features and Benefits
- Tungsten carbide construction: Designed for cutting and adjusting metal components.
- Titanium cylinder shortening: Assists with reducing excess cylinder height following pick-up of the temporary crown.
- Restorative space management: Helps adapt cylinder dimensions to the planned provisional restoration.
- Dedicated cutting instrument: Supports the cylinder adjustment stage of the implant restorative workflow.
Primary Application: Shortening titanium cylinders following pick-up of the temporary crown.
Product: Frank Dental C.Fast and Furious Tungsten Carbide Bur
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D.878K.012.FG – Medium-Grit Long Diamond Bur for Provisional Crown Contouring
Following pick-up of the temporary crown, further contouring may be required to refine its shape and achieve the intended restorative form. Excess composite can remain around the pick-up area, while the external contours of the provisional crown may need adjustment before the final finishing and polishing stages.
The Frank Dental D.878K.012.FG Medium-Grit Long Diamond Bur is designed to assist with this reshaping stage. Its medium-grit diamond coating supports controlled material removal, allowing the clinician to remove excess composite pick-up material and refine the external contours of the temporary crown.
The bur’s elongated design provides access along the surfaces being adjusted, helping the clinician work across the restoration and blend areas where additional material has been introduced. This makes it a useful instrument for refining the provisional crown following pick-up and preparing it for subsequent finishing procedures.
During contouring, the provisional restoration should be assessed as a whole. Localised excess material must be considered alongside the overall crown anatomy, interproximal relationships, access for cleaning and the intended emergence profile. Careful adjustment helps establish a natural-looking contour while preserving sufficient restorative material.
The D.878K.012.FG provides a practical option for the transition between initial reshaping and finer finishing. Once the desired contours have been achieved, the restoration can proceed to the appropriate finishing and polishing stages.
Key Features and Benefits
- Medium-grit diamond coating: Supports controlled reshaping and material removal.
- Long bur design: Provides extended access along the surfaces of the provisional crown.
- Composite removal: Assists in removing excess pick-up material following temporary crown placement.
- Contour refinement: Helps establish the intended external crown shape before final finishing.
- Restorative workflow integration: Supports the transition from initial adjustment to finer contouring and polishing.
Primary Application: Contouring provisional crowns and removing excess composite pick-up material following pick-up of the temporary restoration.
Product Code: D.878K.012.FG
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C.379FDQ.023.FG – 12-Blade X-Cut Rugby Ball Tungsten Carbide Bur for Emergence Profile Development
The Frank Dental C.379FDQ.023.FG 12-Blade X-Cut Rugby Ball Tungsten Carbide Bur is designed to assist with shaping and refining the emergence profile of an implant-supported provisional restoration.
The emergence profile describes the transition from the implant-supported component, through the surrounding soft tissues, to the visible crown. Careful contour development is important because the restoration must accommodate the surrounding tissue anatomy while providing the required restorative form and space for effective oral hygiene.
Featuring a distinctive rugby ball shape, this tungsten carbide bur provides access for controlled contouring of the provisional restoration. Its 12-blade X-cut design supports efficient material removal and refinement, allowing the clinician to develop a carefully controlled concavity where indicated. This can help reduce excessive restorative bulk and create space for the surrounding soft tissues.
The rounded, elongated profile facilitates access to the relevant restorative surfaces, helping the clinician refine the transition between the implant-supported component and the crown. Controlled shaping allows the emergence profile to be adjusted according to the implant position, soft tissue anatomy and intended restorative design.
During this stage, the clinician should assess the contour of the provisional restoration as a whole, ensuring smooth transitions and avoiding unnecessary material removal. The objective is to develop an emergence profile that supports the intended restorative and soft tissue management strategy before proceeding to final finishing and polishing.
Although emergence profile design is an important consideration in implant dentistry, the final contour must be individualised to the clinical situation. A concave profile does not, by itself, guarantee increased soft tissue thickness or a specific clinical outcome.
Key Features and Benefits
- 12-blade X-cut design: Supports controlled contouring and refinement of restorative materials.
- Rugby ball profile: Provides access for shaping concave contours and refining transitional surfaces.
- Tungsten carbide construction: Designed for efficient cutting and material removal.
- Emergence profile development: Assists in refining the contour of implant-supported provisional restorations.
- Controlled restorative shaping: Helps reduce excess material and establish the intended profile before final polishing.
Primary Application: Developing and refining the emergence profile of implant-supported provisional restorations before final finishing and polishing.
Product Code: C.379FDQ.023.FG
- Rugby Ball Tungsten Carbide Bur for Emergence Profile Development
The rugby ball tungsten carbide bur is selected for shaping the emergence profile of the provisional restoration.
The emergence profile describes the transition from the implant-supported component through the surrounding soft tissues to the visible crown. Its design requires careful consideration because different regions of the restoration have different requirements for tissue support and available space.
The rounded, elongated form of the rugby ball bur allows the clinician to develop a controlled concavity in the appropriate area of the provisional. This can help reduce excessive restorative bulk and provide space for the surrounding soft tissues.
The objective is a deliberately shaped contour with smooth transitions. The amount and position of reduction must be tailored to the implant position, tissue anatomy and intended restoration.
Clinical research supports the importance of emergence profile design for soft tissue stability, although a concave contour does not guarantee increased tissue thickness or a particular clinical result. (pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
Primary role: creating and refining an appropriately concave emergence profile before final polishing.
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EVE 6284X010 Diacomp Plus Twist – Final Polishing Instrument for a Smooth Provisional Surface
Following cutting, contouring and emergence profile development, the provisional restoration requires careful finishing to achieve a smooth, well-refined surface before placement.
The EVE Diacomp Plus Twist 6284X010 Final Polishing Instrument is included in the restorative workflow to refine adjusted surfaces and improve the finish following material removal. While cutting and contouring instruments establish the required shape and restorative anatomy, final polishing helps reduce surface irregularities and adjustment marks.
Particular attention should be given to areas where composite has been reduced, the external crown contours have been modified or the emergence profile has been developed. These surfaces should be carefully assessed for residual roughness, sharp transitions and visible marks left by previous instrumentation.
The EVE Diacomp Plus Twist polishing instrument supports the final surface refinement stage, helping the clinician achieve a smooth finish across compatible restorative materials. A well-polished surface can facilitate effective oral hygiene and help reduce plaque retention associated with surface roughness.
Final polishing should form part of a comprehensive assessment of the provisional restoration. The clinician should evaluate the overall contour, emergence profile, interproximal surfaces and accessibility for cleaning, ensuring the restoration meets the requirements of the individual clinical case.
The instrument must be used in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions and only on compatible materials. Careful final inspection is particularly important around areas that may become difficult to access once the provisional restoration is fitted.
Key Features and Benefits
- Final polishing stage: Refines compatible provisional restorative surfaces following contouring and adjustment.
- Diacomp Plus Twist design: Provides a dedicated polishing option for restorative finishing.
- Surface refinement: Helps reduce residual surface irregularities and visible adjustment marks.
- Oral hygiene considerations: Supports the development of a smooth surface that can facilitate cleaning.
- Restorative workflow integration: Complements cutting, contouring and emergence profile development before placement.
Primary Application: Final polishing of compatible provisional restorative surfaces following contouring and adjustment.
Product: EVE Diacomp Plus Twist 6284X010
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C.1S.023.FG – Wide Round Tungsten Carbide Bur for Further Titanium Cylinder Reduction
Further adjustment of the provisional restoration may be required when assessing occlusal clearance, restorative dimensions and the available space for the intended crown contour.
In some cases, the titanium cylinder requires additional reduction after the initial shortening stage to achieve the planned restorative form. The Frank Dental C.1S.023.FG Wide Round Tungsten Carbide Bur provides an additional cutting instrument for situations where further localised reduction of the titanium component is necessary.
Featuring a wide, rounded head, this tungsten carbide bur offers a different cutting geometry from the initial cylinder-shortening instrument. Its rounded profile can be useful when the position and shape of the remaining titanium make this form appropriate for controlled, localised material removal.
The bur is intended to assist with further titanium cylinder reduction as part of the provisional restorative workflow. The clinician should distinguish between adjustments to the titanium component and modifications to the surrounding restorative material, selecting an appropriate instrument for each task.
Following reduction, the component and provisional restoration should be carefully reassessed. Important considerations include the integrity of the titanium cylinder, the retention of sufficient restorative thickness, the quality of the adjusted surfaces and the planned occlusal relationship.
All adjustments should follow the requirements of the relevant implant component and restorative system. The final configuration must be consistent with the treatment plan for the individual case.
Key Features and Benefits
- Wide, rounded head: Provides an alternative cutting geometry for localised reduction.
- Tungsten carbide construction: Designed for cutting and adjusting compatible metal components.
- Further cylinder reduction: Assists with additional titanium removal when required during provisional restoration assessment.
- Restorative workflow integration: Complements the initial cylinder-shortening stage.
- Controlled adjustment: Supports refinement of component dimensions in accordance with the planned restoration.
Primary Application: Additional titanium cylinder reduction where required during provisional restoration assessment and adjustment.
Product Code: C.1S.023.FG
A Practical Selection for the Provisional Restoration Workflow
A provisional implant restoration can require several different types of adjustment within the same appointment.
Tooth structure, titanium and composite each present different cutting requirements. The clinician may also need to move from bulk material removal to more detailed contouring and then to polishing.
The Immediate Load Implant Kit brings instruments for these tasks together in one dedicated selection. Each has a clear role, helping clinicians organise the work around the material and the intended result.
The kit’s sequence also highlights the importance of completing the provisional as a whole. Cylinder height, external contour, emergence profile and surface finish all require assessment.
By keeping these instruments together, the kit provides a convenient starting point for the relevant stages of treatment. Additional instruments may still be required according to the case, restorative material and implant system.
Attention to Emergence Profile and Cleansability
The provisional restoration provides an opportunity to assess and refine the planned transition between the implant and the visible crown.
Excess restorative bulk, abrupt contour changes and inaccessible surfaces can complicate this process. The long diamond and rugby ball tungsten carbide bur provide complementary options for removing excess material and developing the intended shape.
Contouring should be guided by the surrounding anatomy and restorative plan. Creating a concavity is a selective design decision: its position and extent matter as much as its presence.
Once the shape has been established, finishing and polishing help complete the surface. A visually acceptable crown can still require additional work in less visible areas, particularly around the tissue-facing contours and pick-up interface.
The kit therefore places emphasis on both form and finish. The objective is a provisional restoration that has been carefully shaped, inspected and prepared for the patient’s planned hygiene routine.
Supplied with a Sterilisable Bur Stand
The included sterilisable bur stand keeps the instruments together in a dedicated location.
An organised stand makes it easier to identify the selected instruments when preparing for treatment and to check that the kit is complete after use. It also provides a consistent arrangement for clinicians and supporting team members who regularly work with the same selection.
The stand is a practical addition for teams seeking a clearly defined instrument set for immediate implant provisionalisation.
Cleaning, inspection, sterilisation and storage must follow the applicable instructions for both the instruments and the stand. A sterilisable stand does not mean that the kit is supplied sterile, and it does not replace the required decontamination process.
Who Is the Kit Designed For?
The Immediate Load Implant Kit is intended for dental professionals with appropriate training in the procedures they undertake.
It is relevant to clinicians involved in tooth sectioning, implant-supported provisional crown preparation, titanium cylinder adjustment and emergence profile refinement.
For clinicians attending Innovative Implant Training, the defined instrument roles provide a useful connection between learning a technique and preparing an organised clinical setup.
Immediate loading remains dependent on appropriate case selection, implant stability and the planned restorative and occlusal conditions. The kit supports instrument selection for parts of that workflow; the decision to load an implant requires a separate clinical assessment. (academy.iti.org)
Bring Structure to Your Immediate Implant Instrument Selection
The Immediate Implant Crown Kit by Dr Yusuf Alshafi of Innovative Implant Training combines six instruments with clearly defined roles, supplied in a sterilisable bur stand.
From sectioning teeth and shortening titanium cylinders to shaping, contouring and polishing temporary restorations, the selection supports a practical approach to the provisional phase of implant treatment.
Equip your clinical setup with a dedicated kit for extraction support, titanium cylinder adjustment and carefully finished implant provisional restorations.
