CONELOG® Implant System Prosthetic Restorations - Camlog
CONELOG® Implant System Prosthetic Restorations - Camlog
CONELOG® Implant System Prosthetic Restorations - Camlog
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After the impression is taken successfully, the clinician must communicate<br />
the implant diameters used for cast fabrication to the dental laboratory.<br />
Brass ball abutment analogs of the appropriate diameter are then inserted<br />
in the impression without stabilizing rings. The guide areas of the circular<br />
plateau ensure that the implant axis is transferred precisely to the master<br />
cast. The cast is fabricated in the usual manner with suitable material.<br />
INTEGRATING THE MATRICES<br />
Before placing the matrices, the lamella retention inserts are insulated with<br />
Vaseline. The matrices are positioned and aligned by the same procedure<br />
when fabricating a new ball abutment-retained full denture. The areas underneath<br />
are blocked out with plaster. No acrylic should get into the inner<br />
configuration of the matrices!<br />
The existing prosthesis base is hollow ground and perforated in the area of<br />
the matrices specifically. The perforation is used for visual control and to allow<br />
acrylic to escape. The matrix housings can be stained with pink opaquer<br />
as required after conditioning the surface.<br />
NOTE<br />
After hollow grinding during the subsequent try-in on the cast, the prosthesis<br />
must not come into contact with the matrices and block outs!<br />
Integrating the ball abutment analogs in the impression<br />
Cast fabrication<br />
CONELOG ® IMPLANT SYSTEM<br />
PROSTHETIC RESTORATIONS<br />
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