MS Implants Close Tray Transfer Impression Coping - Hex 13 mm

Features
Internal hex system
Material: Titanium
Used in custom tray
Available in different sizes
Uniquely designed

Description
The closed tray impression technique is utilized: When the implants are sufficiently parallel to each other In situations with limited interarch distance and insufficient space for use of screw-retained impression copings A stock tray or a custom tray can be used in the fabrication of a closed tray impression for a fixed complete denture. Closed tray impression copings are placed on implants or multi-unit abutments and the impression made .Once the impression material polymerizes the impression is dislodged from the closed tray impression copings. The closed tray impression copings are then removed and implant or abutment analogs attached to the copings. The combined coping-analog assembly is then inserted into the definitive impression.

Key Specifications
Colour : White
Diameter :3mm
Available Length :

9mm
13mm

        

Packaging
1 x Close Tray Transfer Impression Coping
Direction to Use

First verify diameter of prosthetic top of implant and flair of healing abutment.
Remove healing abutment with proper size driver and immediately place transfer impression coping.
Partially hand-screw the guide pin into the implant with impression coping driver.
Rotate impression coping until you feel the hex engage, then tighten the guide pin impression coping driver until snug. Do not over tighten guide pin Make radiograph of implant/impression coping junction. (The film should be positioned parallel to long axis of implant with patient holding film with hemostat.)
From developed radiograph, verify seat of impression coping, then tighten guide pin with impression coping driver. An assistant paints tray with adhesive, and allows to dry.
Syringe medium- or heavy-body impression material around impression coping, then fill tray with same material. (We prefer vinyl polysiloxane or polyethers impression materials.) Seat impression tray.
When impression material is set, remove impression tray and inspect impression. (If impression is inadequate, retrieve impression coping from impression and repeat.) Unscrew impression coping, then place healing abutment back on appropriate implant. (If more than one in mouth, place one at a time)
Return transfer coping into the appropriate position in the impression. If there is more than one coping, be sure to place each one back into the correct tooth position, as there may be a slight difference in each impression coping. Once coping is back in the impression, check that it fits snugly. If there is any movement, the impression must be retaken. Send impression with coping pin and radiograph to Dental.