Easy Fix – The Screwless Solution for Full-Arch Fixed Restorations

Easy Fix is the new (patent pending) system by Rhein83 designed to simplify and enhance the management of full-arch fixed prosthetic structures—eliminating prosthetic screws while maintaining precision, stability, and aesthetics.

At the heart of this innovation is a specially engineered T-Base that integrates a new PEEK Seeger ring, enabling angulation correction up to 60°. This feature offers clinicians unmatched flexibility in implant positioning, without compromising the passive fit or the mechanical integrity of the restoration.

The system’s unique release mechanism allows the prosthesis to be removed atraumatically and non-invasively using a dedicated unlocking key. Only one access hole is needed to unlock the prosthesis, and this can be strategically positioned in the most discreet and functional area of the prosthetic design—preserving both the esthetic and functional integrity of the restoration.

The retention strength of the fixed prosthesis can be customized through three Seeger ring retention levels, allowing for precise control of tightness based on the number of supporting implants.

By combining control, safety, and design versatility, Easy Fix provides a comprehensive and user-friendly workflow for modern implant dentistry. Compatible with all implant platforms and diameters through the OT Equator abutment system, it enables a streamlined, universal approach to full-arch restorations.

Webinar Topics Include:

1. The Easy Fix Concept – From traditional screw-retained restorations to screwless technology
2. The T-Base and Seeger Innovation – Biomechanics, materials, and angulation correction up to 60°
3. Clinical Protocol Step-by-Step – Unlocking, positioning, and managing retention
4. Design and Aesthetic Benefits – How to plan the access hole for optimal results
5. Maintenance and Hygiene – Simplified procedures for periodic inspections

Why Choose Easy Fix?

1. No prosthetic screws in full-arch cases
2. Secure and sealed connection comparable to standard T-Base systems
3. Atraumatic, simple prosthesis removal
4. Immediate access for hygiene and maintenance
5. Reliable retention adaptable to each case