1 |
Patient presents with healing abutment in place. |
2 |
Remove healing abutment. |
3 |
Have patient bite and record distance from gingiva to opposing occlussion. This measurement will be used for accurate occlussal
adjustment. |
4 |
Place Transfer pin into implant using closed tray or open tray pin. |
5 |
Take transfer impression using heavy body impression material
or bite record material |
6 |
Place transfer pin (or abutment) into implant analog and secure with hex tool. |
7 |
Spray a light coat of separating spray into the impression and
use air syringe to thin to a very fine coat. |
8 |
Place impression pin with attached analog into the impression. It should fit securely into its indexed
position. (Trim excess flanges of impression material off sides) Simultaneously, place regular-set bite mousse material into the impression and the corresponding well of the transfer / prepping model. |
9 |
Fill the corresponding area of the well to the rim of the transfer / prepping model. |
10 |
Seat the impression over the well. Let the material set completely. |
11 |
Remove the impression to reveal a replica of the intraoral
position of the abutment and the peri-implant tissues. Remove transfer pin and replace with preppable abutment! Use
recorded measurement to mark on abutment the level for
occussal adjustment. Trim any excess material from the periphery
of the model. |
12 |
Using the proper burs provided in the kit, the abutment can now be QUICKLY custom prepared with complete gingival
representation. |
13 |
After custom preparation is complete, remove prepared abutment from the model and place into its proper position in
the mouth. After verification, tighten screw to recommended
torque. |
14 |
Use one of the specially designed titanium implant cord placing instruments to place the retraction cord in the same
manner as traditional crown and bridge. |
15 |
Remove the cord and take a final impression of the abutment
using the same technique used in crown & bridge procedures.
(Before impression is taken, place a small cotton pellet in access
hole, followed by flowable composite. After curing, gently finish
down composite.) |
16 |
Fabricate temporary. (This procedure allows greater tissue
control since the temporary is fabricated to custom on the
permanent abutment) Send impression to lab in the same
manner as conventional crown or bridge fabrication. Request
soft tissue replication. Lab procedure is the same as traditional
crown and bridge. NO IMPLANT FEE! |
17 |
Easy clean up, simply remove material and reclaim analog for next use! Analog does not get lost in stone. |
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