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Transfer System Closed Impression Method Impression Post Insertion Following removal of the gingiva former or the temporary abutment, insert the impression post with its attached fixing screw into the implant. Rotate until engagement of the cams with the grooves is felt. Caution! The fixing screw will extend about 2 mm from the post after it engages with the grooves. The post is rotationally symmetrical; no special orientation is required. 142 The fixing screw must be hand-tightened with the screwdriver. We recommend a radiographic check of the correct seating of the impression post prior to taking the impression.
Impression Taking The color-coded impression cap is now installed, using the guide grooves on the impression post, until a detectable pressure point is reached and the impression cap is definitely fastened. Three guide grooves on the impression post (placed at 120° intervals) facilitate contact-free placement relative to adjacent impression caps or teeth. The impression cap extensions must not be removed. Correct seating of the impression caps should be checked again before the impression is taken. The impression caps should remain in the impression after the impression tray is lifted. If this is not the case, repeat the impression. Tip: To shorten the procedure time, we recommend sending the matching lab analog also to the laboratory. To prevent loss of the fixing screw, the impression post must be shipped attached to the lab analog. Three possible positions for the impression cap I II III Transfer System Closed Impression Method 143
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I. General System Information 1. In
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3. Implant Configuration Macroscopi
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Bioseal Bevel/Implant Shoulder Foll
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Tube-in-Tube Connection The long-te
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4. Mechanics and Biomechanics Mecha
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II. CAMLOG Concept 1. Team Concept
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2. Treatment Concept Introduction I
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Fixed Restorations Single Crowns Si
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Implant-Supported Bridges Implant-s
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2. Anamnesis Introduction The medic
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Articulator Set-Up The diagnostic c
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Planning Template A planning templa
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Final Prosthesis Design The surgica
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SCREW-CYLINDER-LINE Implant The SCR
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Surgery Manual Implant Healing 4. H
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Incision Line The sample indication
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Paralleling Pin with Depth Marks On
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Pre-Drilling An internally irrigate
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Manual thread tapping is performed
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Implant Positioning The protocol-co
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Accessories Adapter for Screw Impla
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