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What makes GDT Implants' CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP) ideal for precise digital workflows?
The CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP) is designed specifically to integrate seamlessly into digital workflows, offering exceptional precision in both scanning and milling processes. Its precise dimensions and structure allow for accurate alignment within digital models, ensuring that technicians can create restorations that closely match the patient’s anatomy. The analog is optimized for use with CAD/CAM systems, allowing for streamlined production without compromising on fit or function. This results in faster turnaround times and enhanced accuracy in final restorations.
How does the design of the CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP) benefit the long-term stability of restorations?
The CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP) has a carefully engineered design that supports the long-term stability of restorations. Its narrow body is ideal for cases with limited space, ensuring a secure and stable fit. High quality stainless steel used in its construction is resistant to wear, ensuring durability throughout the life of the restoration. This results in a reliable performance, reducing the need for frequent adjustments or replacements, and ultimately supporting long-term patient outcomes.
What materials are used in the GDT Implants CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP), and why are they chosen?
GDT Implants CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP) is made from high-quality stainless steel, chosen for its exceptional strength, durability, and resistance to corrosion. Stainless steel ensures precise and reliable replication of the implant connection, which is crucial for creating accurate prosthetic restorations. This material also withstands repeated handling and sterilization without compromising its structural integrity, making it ideal for digital workflows.
What clinical considerations should technicians keep in mind when working with the CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP)?
When using the CAD/CAM Analog 3D Narrow Platform (NP), technicians should pay attention to the specific requirements of narrow spaces in the patient’s dental arch. The analog’s dimensions are tailored to narrow platforms, making it essential to ensure that both the implant site and the planned restoration are suitable for this narrower design. Proper alignment during the digital workflow is also critical for achieving an accurate fit. Additionally, understanding the material properties and the intended use within the digital workflow will optimize the final outcome.
