CONELOG® Implant System Prosthetic Restorations - Camlog

Follow the manufacturer's instructions for bonding.
After the metal bonding material has set, the framework is removed from
the mouth with the secondary coping bonded in without tension. The abutments
are removed and sent to the dental laboratory for finishing the secondary
coping/CONELOG ® abutment transition. If the bonded tertiary
framework cannot be replaced on the master cast without tension, the interfering
abutment is removed from the master cast for further procedures.
The bonded points are trimmed (removal of excess material and filling of
the gap if too little adhesive was used), the construction is coated with a
denture-colored opaque layer to improve the cosmetic appearance (optional)
and the denture is finished.
INSERTION OF THE PROSTHETIC RESTORATION
The modified CONELOG ® abutments (primary crowns) are placed in the
cleaned CONELOG ® implants and fixed with new unused CONELOG ® abutment
screws. The torque wrench and a screwdriver (hex) are used to tighten
the screws in the implant to the specified torque of 20 Ncm.
CONELOG ® abutment screws must be retightened to the same torque after
about five minutes to reach the maximum retaining screw tension. This prevents
screws from loosening.
The screw channels can then be sealed with suitable materials (e.g. composite)
for hygiene reasons. The screw inner configurations are first filled
with pliable removable material.
TIP: When sealing the screw channel in the abutments (primary components),
ensure that the final surface is concave. All acrylic residue must be
removed to ensure that the prosthesis is perfectly seated.
CONELOG ® IMPLANT SYSTEM
PROSTHETIC RESTORATIONS
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