Digital Printing System

Di2gital Arch

…for your patient’s well-being

1.0 Removable

Digital Arch 1.0 Fixation Screws + ZiaCam Digital Arch 1.0 Scanbody

The Di²gital Arch 1.0 fixing screw serves as a reference for aligning the virtual models from intraoral scans of the same patient, thereby recreating the clinical condition prior to dental treatment. The ZiaCam Digital Arch 1.0 scan body ensures the alignment of the various digital files for digital printing.

Torx connection: makes it easy to insert and remove once the treatment is complete.

2-mm-diameter self-tapping body for easy placement and greater stability

The length of its active portion is 10.50 and 12.50 mm

Self-drilling tip for easy insertion

Its optimized dimensions make it easier to capture during intraoral scanning procedures.

Made of PEEK

Instructions for Use

2.0 Fixed - Removable

Digital Arch 2.0 Micro-System + ZiaCam Digital Arch 2.0 Scanbody

The Di²gital Arch 2.0 micro-implant system allows you to maintain the same reference structure by aligning, within the CAD software, the various virtual models captured during the various stages of treatment. Furthermore, it recreates the conditions prior to surgical or prosthetic intervention and facilitates the creation of temporary or permanent prostheses.

The modified hexagonal connection allows the scanning body to be precisely positioned in the same location each time

Short length and small diameters: allow for placement in a variety of clinical settings.

Made of Zitium titanium (Grade 4 titanium) with a Titansure surface treatment.

Alignment Area: Enables alignment between different virtual models in CAD software

Optimized dimensions: facilitates image acquisition during intraoral scanning procedures

Made of PEEK and ELI Grade 5 titanium (medical grade) Ti 6Al 4V

Machined base for the modified hexagonal connection: allows the same position to be precisely replicated in the connection

Both systems are suitable for taking fingerprints:

  • Copies of previous clinical cases to demonstrate to the patient the aesthetic and functional outcomes in cases of partial or total tooth extractions.
  • In the treatment of immediate complete edentulism.
  • Mock-ups and dental morphology of wax-ups in cases involving crowns, veneers, and bridges on natural teeth.
  • Copy the temporary prosthesis into the working file to create the final prosthesis.
  • A Case Study in Emergency Surgery in Implantology.
  • Replicas of dental prostheses: partial, full, fixed, and removable.
  • Cases of guided surgery and prosthetics in completely edentulous patients.

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