MDL® Surgical & Prosthetic Technique Manual - Intra-Lock

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(Fig. 1) MDL ® Implant is surgically placed in to position. (Fig. 4) Loaded tray is placed for the appropriate amount of time. (Fig. 2) MDL ® Impression Coping (MDLT) slides over the O-Ball Abutment. (Fig. 5) Coping is firmly picked up in the impression. (Fig. 7) Working model is poured. (Fig. 8) Appropriate MDL ® Abutment is prepared and cemented over the O-Ball with resin cement. - 8- (Fig. 3) Pre-formed custom tray is loaded with a monophase impression material. (Fig. 6) MDL ® Laboratory Analog (MDLA) is Inserted into the Impression Coping. (Fig. 9) The prosthesis is cemented into place after occlusion and esthetics are confirmed.
MDL ® Cement-Over Abutment Preparation and Impression <strong>Prosthetic</strong> <strong>Technique</strong> Cement-Over Abutments*, available in Straight, 15 0 Angled, Wide, Plastic Castable, and Orthodontic configurations, provide the clinician with an unsurpassed range of prosthetic options. Cement-Over Abutments* can be prepared extra orally and simply fit over the O-Ball Assembly. Once cemented in place with resin cement, abutment and implant form one unit; resistant and strong as a one-piece. An Analog and Impression Coping complement the system. Place an MDL ® Impression Coping (MDLT) over each O-Ball assembly (Fig. 2). It snaps on and holds itself in place. Load an impression tray, preferably with a monophase product (Fig. 3). The loaded tray is placed for the impression material manufacturer's recommended time (Fig. 4). The copings will be picked up in the impression material (Fig. 5). Insert MDL ® Laboratory Analogs (MDLA) into the “captured” Impression Copings (MDLT) (Fig. 6). Pour the working model either in the dental office or laboratory (Fig. 7). Prepare and index the appropriate MDL ® Cement-On Abutment (Fig. 8). Upon delivery of the prosthesis, the abutments are cemented over their respective O-ball abutment assemblies with resin cement (e.g.: Core Paste by Denmat ® ). Use only resin cement for this step (Fig. 9). The prosthesis is then placed and the fit, occlusion and esthetics are confirmed by clinical and radiographic examinations. Upon satisfaction of all parameters, cement the prosthesis into place with temporary cement. A metal reinforced bridge is recommended for rigidity. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • - 9 -
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