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What are the key design features of the GDT Implants Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP)?
The GDT Implants Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP) is meticulously engineered for precision in model work. Its design mimics the contours and dimensions of an actual implant, allowing technicians to create highly accurate working models for restorations. The analog features a stable base that integrates seamlessly with a variety of dental model systems. Its well-defined platform ensures a precise fit for proper abutment placement, while the durable material resists wear, providing long-term reliability during repeated lab processes.
What types of implant systems are compatible with the GDT Implants Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP)?
GDT Implants Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP) is engineered for precise compatibility with the CON RP implant system, featuring a conical connection and a 2.65mm hex size. With a 4.3mm body diameter, this analog is perfectly suited for implants with both 4.3mm and 5.0mm diameters, offering flexibility in various clinical applications. Its design ensures an exact fit with CON RP implants, allowing for stable and accurate modelling in the dental lab. This high level of precision enhances the quality and reliability of implant-supported restorations, making the GDT Implants Implant Analog RP an essential tool for achieving optimal results.
What materials are used in GDT Implants Implant Analog RP, and why are they selected?
GDT Implants uses high-grade stainless steel for the Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP) to ensure strength, durability, and dimensional stability. Stainless steel is chosen for its ability to withstand the rigors of the dental laboratory environment, including repeated handling and sterilization. Its corrosion resistance maintains the analog's integrity over time, preventing deterioration that could compromise the accuracy of models. The material also ensures that technicians can use the analog for multiple cases without concern about wear or deformation.
What clinical considerations should technicians keep in mind when using the GDT Implants Implant Analog RP?
When using the GDT Implants Implant Analog Regular Platform (RP), technicians should ensure that the analog is securely positioned within the dental model to replicate the implant’s position in the mouth accurately. Special attention should be given to maintaining a clean and stable environment during the impression-taking process to avoid distortions. It’s also essential to verify that the final model aligns correctly with the intended abutment and crown design, ensuring a smooth and precise fit during the clinical restoration phase.
