Shape the emergence.Plan the restoration.

Healing and temporary options to consider from the beginning of your restorative plan.

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NucleOSS platform-switch healing components

Start with the restoration in mind.

Cylindrical, platform-switch and PEEK healing components offer different profiles and configurations. Start with the planned restoration, then identify the documented component that fits.

An emergence profile to consider

Compare the available shapes and gingival heights, rather than treating every healing component as interchangeable.

A temporary stage with a purpose

Find the temporary abutment configuration identified for the planned restorative workflow.

Keep the connection in view

Check the implant connection, platform and individual instructions before selecting a reference.

Find the component.
Keep the detail.

Explore these documented product families. Individual product pages keep the specifications, reference and enquiry together.

Compare healing profiles

Cylindrical and platform-switch gingiva formers have distinct emergence profiles. Compare the profile first, then the listed platform and individual reference within each family.

Cylindrical gingiva formers

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Platform-switch gingiva formers

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Healing for a specific workflow

The shapeable PEEK gingiva former, the Ti-Base healing components and the implant cover screws and sinus caps have different roles. Review each family’s configuration and instructions alongside the planned restoration.

Temporary restorations

Temporary abutments are a separate family from gingiva formers. Compare the documented HEX or NO-HEX configuration and gingival height on the product page.