BICORTICAL® Implant with Ball Post - Implant Direct

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6 BICORTICAL ® Prosthetic Procedure Modelling Remove the impression cap from the impression and use now as modelling cap. Place on the model analog (antirotation) and remove the retention part. The complete modelling (full wax-up) of the crown or bridge can now take place. Place a silicone pattern over the model and cut on the top. This will serve as orientation for the next following reduction of the wax-up to the required shape of the construction. The silicone pattern serves also an aid for modelling the artificial gingiva to ensure a precise cervical design of the crown. The impression/modelling cap is mounted on the implant analog Remove the retention The cap now serves as modelling cap Tip The cap for the square post is slightly longer than the square itself. If the crown margin is to be level with the square, shorten the cap accordingly. Complete wax-up on the modelling cap Occlusal view with antagonist jaw Preparation of the silicone pattern placed over the wax-up for orientation
Prosthetic Procedure Reduced wax-up ready for precise investment, casting and trimming Fig. Silicone pattern for control of the modellation BICORTICAL ® Silicone pattern without modellation with reduced/adjusted artificial gingiva 7
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