For dental practices
Implant prosthetics
at master level
Superstructures, Fast & Fixed, individual bars and I-Bars, telescopic, locator and hybrid dentures: Heinzmann-Zahntechnik produces implant-supported restorations digitally and under master supervision – for dental practices on the Bergstrasse and in the Rhine-Main and Rhine-Neckar regions.
Fast & Fixed highlight case, 2010
In 2010, Master Dental Technician Oliver Heinzmann worked with prototypes of the Fast & Fixed system on a patient case. The photograph of that work became internationally known: with more than 1.5 million publications, it shaped the bredent product catalogue for over a decade.
The case reflects a long specialisation: as early as 2009 Oliver Heinzmann was among the founding members of the ProFor competence team of the bredent group, and from 2011 to 2019 he lectured internationally on dental technology topics – including live demonstrations at the IDS and at the Sky Meeting.
For dental practices this means experience in implant prosthetics that ranges from the single crown to complex restoration of the edentulous jaw – with every step supervised personally.
Fixed restorations on implants
From the single crown on an implant to the screw-retained bridge: we manufacture superstructures digitally to the specifications of the treating practice – from ZrO₂, e.max (lithium disilicate), feldspathic ceramic as well as titanium and non-precious alloys, using exclusively tested, MDR-compliant materials.
Crowns and bridges on implants
Superstructures, digitally designed and individually characterised by hand – matched to the patient's profile and the aesthetic requirements of the case.
Fast & Fixed restorations
Implant-supported bridgework following the Fast & Fixed concept – a system the laboratory has been familiar with since the 2010 prototypes.
Conditionally removable bridges
Screw-retained bridges on implants: fixed from the patient's point of view, yet removable by the practice for check-ups and maintenance.
Removable on implants: bars, I-Bar, telescopic crowns
Where a fixed bridge is not the right solution, implant-supported removable restorations give the denture stable retention and a high level of comfort. Which form of anchorage is suitable in the individual case is decided by the treating practice – we manufacture the matching construction:
Individual bars & I-Bar
Milled bars and I-Bars connect the implants into a stable base for the removable denture – precisely manufactured and carefully polished.
Telescopic and hybrid dentures
Telescopic and hybrid restorations on implants – with galvanic technology on request for a stress-free fit.
Locator and attachment-retained dentures
Proven anchorage elements for removable restorations – the appropriate solution is agreed closely with the treating dental practice.
Digitally manufactured in our own milling centre
Every superstructure is produced in house: designed in EXOCAD, manufactured on two 5-axis CNC machines and eight 3D printing systems – then completed by hand, CO₂-neutrally produced in our dental laboratory on the Bergstrasse.
Fit, material and schedule therefore stay in one pair of hands – from the intraoral scan or model through to the finished work.
More on our CAD/CAM milling centre →
ProFor – competence network for implant prosthetics
As a founding member, MDT Oliver Heinzmann has belonged to the ProFor competence team of the bredent group since 2009 – a network for implant prosthetics. Insights are available on Instagram:
Frequently asked questions
What are implant-supported restorations and what are their advantages?
Implant-supported restorations are attached to artificial tooth roots – the implants. They offer a high level of comfort, a natural chewing function and stable retention. A further advantage: adjacent teeth usually do not need to be prepared and are therefore preserved. Heinzmann-Zahntechnik produces the matching prosthetic restoration precisely to the practice's specifications.
Which materials are suitable for implant prosthetics?
Depending on the indication, zirconium oxide, all-ceramic, titanium and high-quality polymers are used. The choice of material depends on position, load and aesthetic requirements. Heinzmann-Zahntechnik is a founding member of the ProFor network for implant prosthetics and agrees the appropriate solution closely with the treating dental practice.
What happens if an implant crown becomes loose?
If an implant crown becomes loose, the treating dental practice should be consulted promptly. In many cases the restoration can be checked and securely reattached. Please do not repair the crown yourself – the practice and the dental laboratory assess together which measure makes sense.