Until now, two means have traditionally been used for retaining prostheses: screws or cement.
We all know the pluses and minuses of each method.
Now imagine a third method that has the advantages of both traditional methods with none of the disadvantages: for example, restorations with occlusal tables that don’t have holes but which are easy to remove.
This is the Conometric Concept: permanent prostheses retained only by friction, not removable by the patient, but, when required, easily removable by the dentist. It can be applied on single teeth, partials or full arches; to make temporaries or final prostheses, immediately or stage loaded; in combination with many type of restorative materials.
It’s a new whole world that deserve to be discovered.

Drawing from his long experience, Dr Degidi will present in detail all aspects of this revolutionary technique.