ProXzir® Super Solid (SS1400)
Monolithic 3Y zirconia at 1400 MPa, built for bruxers, posterior occlusal load, and limited clearance
Product Details
Screw-Retained
Material Flexibility
ProXzir® zirconia (4 tiers), PFM in 5 Argen® alloys, PMMA, and PEEK
Advanced Support
Live design walk-through on every multi-unit and full-arch screw-retained case
Flexible Timelines
Coordinated around abutment placement, try-ins, and final delivery so prosthetic timing fits surgical timing
Digital Precision
All major scanner and implant systems supported; full library of stock and custom abutment connections
Screw-retained implant restorations across our full material library, ProXzir® zirconia (4 tiers), PFM in five Argen® alloys, PMMA, and PEEK. Retrievable design, no cement risk, ideal for posterior and multi-unit cases
Materials
Choice of Materials
ProXzir® Super Solid Multi-Layer (SSML)
Multi-layer zirconia with a built-in shade gradient, strength of monolithic, esthetics of layered. Ideal for posterior–premolar esthetic zones
ProXzir® Super Solid Anterior Layered (SSAL)
Selective facial porcelain layering on a Super Solid core, anterior esthetics with monolithic strength on the lingual
ProXzir® Porcelain-Layered (PFZ)
Zirconia framework with full porcelain layering, engineered for anterior crowns, high smile lines, and dark-stump masking
PFM (Argen® alloy)
Hand-layered porcelain on Argen® alloy substructures non-precious through high-noble and yellow gold. Proven, insurance-friendly longevity
PMMA
CAD/CAM milled PMMA, durable provisionals for long-term temporization, healing periods, and try-ins
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FAQ
Screw-Retained Support FAQs
Find answers about product specifications, workflows, and what to expect for each case
Screw-retained is the default for posterior cases, multi-unit bridges, deep margins where cement removal is risky, and any case where future retrievability matters. Choose cement-retained for anterior esthetics with shallow margins and prosthetic angle that won't accommodate a screw access channel.
Two paths: (a) use an angulated screw-channel system (compatible with major implant systems) to redirect the access lingually, or (b) switch to cement-retained. Indicate the issue on the Rx with photos and we'll advise.
Modern monolithic ProXzir® designs maintain structural integrity around the screw access; the access is sealed with composite after final torque. For high-load posterior cases, prescribe SS1400 for maximum fracture resistance.
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