Sweden & Martina in exoplan: Premium and Prama libraries

Sweden & Martina is an Italian implant manufacturer from Padua, and its Premium and Prama systems have long been part of the digital protocol. If you're picking a Sweden & Martina library for exoplan, choosing the right line matters: the brand offers dozens of neck, connection and surface variants, and each one has its own CAD library.

Below we'll break down which Sweden & Martina libraries are in the catalog, how Prama and Premium differ, and how to move from planning in exoplan to prosthetics in exocad. All the libraries listed here are available in the DentalLibs catalog.

Which Sweden & Martina lines are in the exoplan catalog

The brand covers nearly the full range of clinical situations, and exoplan includes its main families. It's easier to navigate by line name than by the brand as a whole, since the files differ.

• Prama and Prama RF — transmucosal implants with a polished neck;
• Premium, Premium One, CSR — cylindrical systems;
• Kohno — a line with tissue-level versions;
• Syra and Shelta — tapered implants;
• Outlink² — a system with an external hex.

Prama implant CAD: the Prama and Prama RF libraries

Prama is Sweden & Martina's signature design: a transmucosal implant with a polished transgingival UTM neck built for direct contact with soft tissue. It comes with a base library Prama and a Prama RF version with a conical endosseous shape (Root Form).

Within the line, neck length and profile vary: ShortNeck (1.80 mm per the manufacturer), LongNeck, Slim for narrow ridges, plus White, machined and SL variants. The manufacturer describes Prama RF LongNeck with a 3.80 mm neck and a Collex connection. The catalog includes a separate library for every combination, including FDA-marked versions.

If you're searching for a prama implant cad for a specific case, check not only the diameter and platform but also the neck height — it drives correct positioning in the guide.

Premium, Premium One and CSR: cylindrical systems

The Premium line is a set of cylindrical (parallel-wall) implants with a ZirTi surface. The catalog offers Premium SP (with a machined neck), Premium Straight, Premium TG (transgingival) and machined variants. Premium One is an updated cylindrical system from the same family with a ZirTi surface.

CSR (Cilindrico a Superficie Ridotta) stands apart, with a conical DAT connection and three neck options — RN (Reduced Neck), ST and the base version. Different neck morphologies mean different libraries, so pick the file strictly by the marking on the implant packaging.

Kohno, Syra, Shelta and Outlink²: the remaining lines

Kohno belongs to the Premium family and includes tissue-level solutions: exoplan has Kohno SP, Kohno Straight and Kohno One. Syra is a range of tapered implants (Syra, Syra SL, Syra Magnum, Syra Short) for different bone types.

Shelta is a tapered system with two thread options and an internal hex. Outlink² uses an external hex. The connection type is critical here: it determines both the abutment fit and Ti-Base compatibility.

Ti-Base and prosthetics: from exoplan to exocad DentalCAD

Planning in exoplan is only half the digital protocol. To design crowns and bridges on Sweden & Martina implants in exocad DentalCAD, you use the Ti-Base library with the titanium base geometry. For milled solutions the catalog also has a Premilled Abutment.

If you're unsure how Ti-Base height is chosen and how a titanium base differs from an abutment, we have a separate breakdown on the topic. The key rule: the base geometry in exocad must match the same platform and connection as the implant planned in exoplan.

Guided surgery: sleeves and EchoPlan PRO kits

For Sweden & Martina guided surgery, exoplan has sleeve libraries — Hexagonal sleeve and Circular sleeve — and a fixation file for anchoring the guide. Surgical kits come in the EchoPlan PRO line: EchoplanProA kit, plus EchoplanProS in HardBone and SoftBone variants for different bone densities.

If you don't work in exocad, a Sweden & Martina library for RealGUIDE / RealGUIDE 5.0 is also available for planning. In either case, the sleeve choice is always tied to a specific surgical kit, not to the brand in general.

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