A cement-retained implant crown is designed to fit over the selected implant abutment and is intended for cemented attachment according to the prescribed restorative workflow.
The crown can be designed around the abutment geometry, occlusal contacts, emergence profile and aesthetic requirements supplied with the case.


Use this table as a quick guide; final selection should follow the clinical prescription and implant system requirements.
| Option | Primary role | Retention approach | Design focus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abutment | Implant-supported connection component | Implant connection | Emergence, tissue profile and restorative space |
| Screw-Retained Crown | Final implant crown | Screw-retained | Screw access, occlusion and emergence |
| Cement-Retained Crown | Final implant crown | Cement-retained over abutment | Abutment fit, crown contour and contacts |
Provide the implant and restorative information available through your normal dental laboratory workflow. Exact component compatibility and manufacturing specifications should be confirmed from the implant system and prescription.
Built around the needs of dentists and dental clinics, with a clear workflow for implant-supported restorative cases.
Abutments, screw-retained crowns and cement-retained crowns support different prescribed implant restoration workflows.
Case information moves through digital design and manufacturing stages before finishing and quality control.
Implant restorations are reviewed through defined case-processing and quality-control stages before dispatch.
The workflow supports the case from prescription and implant information through design, manufacturing, quality control and delivery.
A straightforward workflow from implant case submission to delivery.
Send scans, implant information, prescription and case details.
Digital design is prepared around the implant system and restorative prescription.
The selected abutment or crown restoration is manufactured and finished.
Fit, finish and case requirements are checked before dispatch.
The finished implant restoration is packed and dispatched.
YES Dental offers implant abutments, screw-retained crowns and cement-retained crowns, subject to the implant system, prescription and case requirements.
An implant abutment is a restorative connection component positioned between the implant and the final prosthetic restoration, designed according to the implant system and prescribed restorative requirements.
A screw-retained implant crown is designed to be secured through the implant-supported restorative connection rather than being cemented onto an abutment. The design follows the prescribed implant position and restorative requirements.
A cement-retained implant crown is designed to fit over the selected implant abutment and is intended for cemented attachment according to the prescribed restorative workflow.
Provide the available digital files, implant system and connection information, restoration type, prescription, shade details and any photographs or instructions useful for case communication.
The dentist should prescribe the intended restorative approach. The YES Dental team can discuss the available restoration workflow and case requirements based on the information supplied.
Share your prescription and case details with YES Dental, or speak with our team before submitting your restoration.