CONELOG® Implant System Prosthetic Restorations - Camlog

CONELOG ® IMPLANT SYSTEM
PROSTHETIC RESTORATIONS
CONELOG ®
BALL ABUTMENT
FABRICATION OF A NEW BALL ABUTMENT
RETAINED FULL DENTURE WITH INTEGRATED
METAL REINFORCEMENT
SELECTION AND INSERTION OF THE CONELOG ®
BALL ABUTMENT
After fabricating the cast with CONELOG ® lab analogs, the CONELOG ® ball
abutments are inserted. In conformance with the specified implant diameters
and gingival heights, the dental technician selects the CONELOG ® ball
abutments on the master cast and uses the driver for ball abutments to
manually screw them into the CONELOG ® lab analog.
Different abutment heights can be selected to compensate for differences
in levels in the gingival margin and implants. The ball heads should be at a
uniform level for the best possible retention effect. The ball abutment plateau
should be approx. 1 mm supragingival.
ALIGNING THE DUPLICATION AIDS/SPACER
The included stabilizing rings (white) are placed over the CONELOG ® ball
abutments and the red duplication aids/spacer are clipped on. Thereby the
duplication aids/spacer are aligned parallel to the implant axis. If the implant
axes diverge, the stabilizing rings are NOT used. The implant axial
Divergence must not exceed 10° per implant. For a uniform “engaging” of
the matrices and uniform activating of the lamella retention inserts, the
removal and insertion direction of the denture is important. The duplication
aids/spacer are placed parallel on the CONELOG ® ball abutments in the
common insertion direction and stabilized with wax. Alternatively, the matrix
may be used instead of the duplication aid.
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Possible fabrication of the duplication cast with duplication aids
or matrices CM Dalbo ® Plus
< max 10°
1mm