Dental Implant Analogs

Our range of Implant Analogs will help you to perfectly position dental implants in your patients' mouths, providing an accurate replica of the implant's position and angulation.
We provide a choice of connections and platforms to meet your patient's individual needs.
You can also choose from click attachments, ball attachments, and one-piece analogs. Browse our range to find the right fit for your clinical case.

Analogs Internal Hex Connection

Analogs Conical Connection

Dental Implant Analogs - Stainless Steel Laboratory Replicas
GDT Dental Analogs represent the implant’s position and connection platform within the laboratory model. Manufactured in Israel from Stainless Steel, these analogs serve as a reference for dental technicians during the fabrication of crowns, bridges, and overdenture bars.

While our implants are manufactured from Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) for clinical use, these stainless steel analogs are designed for the laboratory environment to withstand the mounting and unmounting of prosthetic parts during the design process.

Technical Specifications & Lab Applications:

Material: Stainless Steel for wear resistance and dimensional stability within the stone model.
Connection: Designed for all the GDT internal hex platforms and abutment level.
Usage: Used in the indirect technique, where the analog is attached to the impression coping before the model is poured.
Design: Features a retentive external geometry for secure anchoring within the plaster or 3D-printed model.
Compatibility: Fully compatible with GDT restorative components and internal hex drivers.

By using GDT Stainless Steel Analogs, dental laboratories can complete the prosthetic manufacturing process for patients treated with GDT Titanium Grade 5 implants.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implant Analogs

How Accurate Are Dental Analogs Compared to the Actual Implants?

GDT dental analogs are accurate replicas of our implants, primarily for laboratory use in the fabrication of prosthetic components. While these analogs are made from stainless steel, offering dimensional precision for lab tasks, they differ from the actual titanium implants in terms of material properties and biological interactions. Their role is to ensure precise and effective prosthetic fittings.

What Are the Key Advantages of Dental Analog Implant Models?

Since dental analogs serve as a physical replica of the patient's dental anatomy, they offer a wide range of advantages across many different applications, including the following: <ul><li style="font-weight: 400;">Dental analogs serve as a tangible representation of the patient's dental anatomy, which means that technicians can use the 3D models created with the help of these components to make the bridge or crown for the dental implant.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;">An accurate representation of the patient's dental anatomy, with the help of dental analogs, allows dentists to plan their treatments or surgeries. </li><li style="font-weight: 400;">Dentists can use 3D models to help educate their patients on their dental conditions and the recommended treatment options.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;">A dental school can use analog implant models to train young, aspiring students and help them develop the necessary skills in a safe, controlled environment. </li></ul>

What Materials Are Dental Analog Implants Made Of?

At GDT Dental Implants, we have been using stainless steel to manufacture dental analogs for many years, this material is easy to work with and facilitates high-precision manufacturing processes. This is important in producing dental analogs that closely replicate the dimensions of the corresponding implants. Stainless steel is also a cost-effective material, making it an affordable and appealing option for lab products like dental analogs.

How Do Dental Technicians Choose the Right Type of Dental Analog Implant?

When taking an impression of a patient with an existing implant in their mouth, dental technicians must use the right type of dental analog, which depends on many different factors, including the following: <ol><li style="font-weight: 400;">The existing implant: A dental professional must check the type of implant in the patient's mouth before selecting an analog, as these components must be compatible with each other. </li></ol><ol><li style="font-weight: 400;">Type of restoration planned: Some patients may want to undergo further dental treatments, which can impact the kind of analog implant a dentist may recommend. </li></ol>At GDT Dental Implants, we offer a suitable analog for every implant and prosthetic. It’s important to carefully review the description of each product to ensure accuracy before making a purchase. If you have any concerns or doubts, please feel free to reach out to us, and we will be more than happy to provide assistance.

Why are GDT Analogs made of Stainless Steel?

GDT Analogs are manufactured from Stainless Steel to provide high durability during laboratory procedures. Since these components are used for model fabrication and do not come into contact with living tissue, Stainless Steel is a functional material that maintains the connection interface throughout the technical workflow.