Impression Coping Transfer For Multi Unit 1.4 Abutment - Open Tray

The Impression Coping Transfer for Multi-Unit 1.4 Abutment – Open Tray is designed to provide precise transfer of the implant position and angulation. Its open tray design allows for direct screw access, minimizing distortion during impression removal. This ensures an accurate capture of the implant’s location, contributing to a well-fitting final restoration. Additionally, the coping’s design enhances stability within the impression material, reducing the likelihood of movement during impression-taking. This level of accuracy is essential for achieving predictable outcomes in full-arch and multi-unit restorations.

The GDT Implants Impression Coping Transfer for Multi-Unit 1.4 Abutment – Open Tray is precisely machined to provide a tight, stable connection with the abutment. This secure fit minimizes the risk of micromovement during the impression-taking process, ensuring accurate replication of the implant position. Additionally, the coping features clearly defined retention grooves that enhance mechanical engagement with the impression material, preventing dislodgment upon removal. These design elements contribute to a highly reliable and distortion-free impression, which is critical for the success of multi-unit restorations.

The Impression Coping Transfer for Multi-Unit 1.4 Abutment – Open Tray is made from high-quality stainless steel. This material ensures durability and maintains dimensional stability throughout the impression-taking process. Stainless steel resists deformation under pressure, which is crucial for maintaining accuracy in multi-unit restorations. Additionally, its surface properties facilitate easy retrieval from impression material, ensuring a clean and undistorted impression. The strength and precision of the material contribute to consistent clinical results, making it a reliable choice for implant impressions.

When using the Impression Coping Transfer for Multi-Unit 1.4 Abutment – Open Tray, it is essential to ensure proper seating on the abutment before securing it with the fixation screw. A verification radiograph can confirm complete engagement before proceeding with the impression material. The open tray must have adequate clearance to allow for easy access to the screw, ensuring removal without disturbing the coping’s position. Additionally, using a rigid impression material can help maintain stability during transfer. Proper handling of these factors leads to a highly accurate impression and a well-fitting final restoration.