Why the shape matters
Soft tissue heals into the shape of whatever it heals against. A round stock healing abutment leaves a round collar of gum, and the final crown, which is not round, then has to be pushed through that collar or sit over it.
Cervico moves this decision to the day of surgery, while the tissue can still be shaped. Each anatomical shape of our patented Cervico System has the shape of the natural tooth at the gum line, in three sizes for each tooth group. The gum heals around it, so at the impression it already has the contour of the final crown.
How the custom healing abutment kit works
Place the Cervico Guide over the site. Its 8 cylindrical tabs (5 to 12 mm) check the mesio-distal space and mark the osteotomy through their central bore. Its 12 anatomical tabs, four tooth groups in three sizes, mount on positioning pins in the osteotomy, so you see the planned healing abutment in place and choose the profile in the mouth. Each tab carries the code of a well in the Essential Mold.
Connect a temporary abutment to your stock lab analog, push it into that well, and rotate the assembly until the buccal reference on the abutment aligns with the “tear” mark on the front of the well. Fill with flowable composite, light cure, unscrew, polish, and deliver.
The Essential Mold
The mold’s silicone insert contains 24 anatomical wells covering four tooth groups (a: anteriors, p: premolars, m1: lower molars, m2: upper molars), each in three sizes (S, M, L) and two symmetry options: centered for cases where the implant sits under the planned restoration, and off-centered for cases where it does not. It works directly with the stock implant analogs from your implant company, with no proprietary inserts. The Mold also pairs with intra-oral scanners: the custom healing abutment shapes the soft tissue while the scanner captures the final emergence profile.
Construction and compliance
The Guide and the Mold are reusable and are autoclaved at 134°C / 273°F between cases. The Essential Mold is a Class I medical device built for repeated clinical use, with a medical-grade aluminum base that holds the silicone insert in position. Both are manufactured in the EU under ISO 13485 and comply with U.S. and Canadian medical device requirements. With proper maintenance there is no use limit.
