1 Surgery CAMLOG Compendium

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General Information Torque Wrench Setting Torque Limits The release torque (10, 20 and 30 Ncm) is set by screwing in or screwing back the torque setscrew. 10 Ncm 20 Ncm 30 Ncm The torque wrench bends down when the release torque is reached. After that, do not tighten further! For final installation in the implant, all abutment and prosthetic screws as well as abutments must be tightened to the preset torque with the torque wrench. Setting the tightening torque for the torque wrench Implant cover screw hand tighten only with screwdriver Healing caps hand tighten only with screwdriver Impression post hand tighten only with screwdriver Abutment-/prosthetic screw: - Temporary abutment hand tighten only with screwdriver - Ceramic abutment 20 Ncm - Esthomic ® abutment 20 Ncm - Telescope abutment 20 Ncm - Universal abutment 20 Ncm - Gold-plastic abutment 20 Ncm - Logfit TM abutment 20 Ncm - Prosthetic screw for bar abutment 15 Ncm Abutments: Ø 3.3 mm Ø 3.8–6.0 mm - Bar abutment 20 Ncm 30 Ncm - Ball abutment 20 Ncm 30 Ncm - Locator ® abutment 20 Ncm 30 Ncm NOTE: In the laboratory, abutments should not be tightened with the torque wrench! The named values are relevant only for the clinical setting. 152 Torque setscrew Caution! To reach maximum pre-tension on the screws, abutments should be retightened with the same torque after approx. 5 minutes. This will prevent loosening of the screws. Caution! To ensure optimal pre-tension, new abutment and prosthetic screws should be used for the final attachment of the abutment.
Manual Thread Tapping and Implant Insertion Lock the wrench during this function, following the instructions below: 1.Loosen the torque wrench setscrew (anti-clockwise). 2. Slide back the handle. 3. Rotate handle 90°. 4. Slide handle forward to the locking position in the wrench head. 5. Fasten handle with the torque setscrew (clockwise). The torque function is now locked. General Information Torque Wrench Torque function locked 153
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CAMLOG Compendium 1 Surgery
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CAMLOG Compendium | 1 Surgery Bibli
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CAMLOG Compendium | 1 Surgery 4. Pr
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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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Bar supported Dentures Bars are sui
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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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5. Implant Position Verification Go
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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 CAMLOG ® Surgery Sy
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Surgery Manual CAMLOG ® Surgery Sy
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Surgery Manual Implant Healing 4. H
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Surgery Manual SCREW-LINE Insertion
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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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Placing the PickUp on the insertion
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Accessories Adapter for Screw Impla
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Accessories Once the retention scre
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