Hybrid Restorations with the CAMLOG Implant System (PDF
Hybrid Restorations with the CAMLOG Implant System (PDF
Hybrid Restorations with the CAMLOG Implant System (PDF
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HYBRID RESTORATIONS WITH THE <strong>CAMLOG</strong> ® IMPLANT SYSTEM<br />
<strong>CAMLOG</strong> ®<br />
CAST FABRICATION<br />
CAST FABRICATION<br />
The impression is cast <strong>with</strong> suitable model material and <strong>the</strong> impression<br />
posts may not loosen. After curing, <strong>the</strong> impression is removed and <strong>the</strong> impression<br />
posts loosened from <strong>the</strong> lab analogs.<br />
TIP: We recommend that you fabricate <strong>the</strong> cast <strong>with</strong> a gingival mask. The<br />
surrounding gingiva is represented true to <strong>the</strong> situation especially for subgingival<br />
crown margins and restorations in es<strong>the</strong>tic areas. An optimal design<br />
of <strong>the</strong> crown contour is easier to achieve.<br />
TIP: After removing <strong>the</strong> impression, <strong>the</strong> bite registration caps can be installed<br />
on <strong>the</strong> impression posts in <strong>the</strong> cast for mounting. The bite registration<br />
taken before <strong>the</strong> impression can be placed on <strong>the</strong> caps and <strong>the</strong> cast<br />
mounted.<br />
NOTE<br />
Cast fabrication and bite registration <strong>with</strong> <strong>the</strong> impression posts, closed<br />
tray, and impression posts PS, closed tray, is identical.<br />
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Bite registration cap