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TG OSSEOTITE ® 

Surgical & Restorative Manual

Table Of Contents 

Surgical Placement 

TG OSSEOTITE ® Miniplant ® Page 4 

TG OSSEOTITE Standard Page 6 

TG OSSEOTITE Wide Page 8 

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Clinical Tips for placing TG OSSEOTITE Implants Page 10 

TG OSSEOTITE Implant Positive Reversing Mount Page 11 

Restorative Procedures 

Page 25 

Cement Retained - Single Unit 

TG Post 

Indirect Technique Page 12 

Direct Technique Page 16 

TG PreAngled Post 


Screw Retained - Single Unit 

TG Hex Abutment Page 22 

Cement Retained - Multiple Unit 

TG Post 

Indirect Technique Page 27 

TG Post And TG PreAngled Post 


Screw Retained - Multiple Unit 

TG Hex Abutment Page 34 

Overdenture Restorations 

TG Hex Abutment - Hadar Bar Page 39 

TG O-Ring Abutment Page 44 

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Simplicity That Makes Sense 

Everything in SIMPLE LOGIC is designed to work together, 

to be intuitive and easy to use. SIMPLE LOGIC spells it out for you: 

Lok-Ball for positive visual verification of correct seating 

OSSEOTITE ® implant surface for superior results even in poor quality bone 

Gold-colored trans-gingival collar for improved aesthetic appearance 

Innovative preparation coping for easy intra-oral adjustments 

Color-coding for matching components at a glance

Introduction 

This Surgical and Restorative Manual is designed with clear illustrations for easy step by step instruction 

on the placement and restoration of the TG OSSEOTITE ® implant. 

The surgical section dictates the placement protocols for each diameter of TG OSSEOTITE implant, 

instrument by instrument. The restorative section describes the protocol for fabrication of: 

• Single Unit 

• Multi-Unit 

• Overdentures 

Restoration types are divided by: 

• Cement Retained 

• Screw Retained 

Restorative steps identify each team member: 

• Surgeon 

• Restorative Dentist 

• Laboratory Technician 

Each procedure is further segmented by the use of direct or indirect restorative techniques 

with SIMPLE LOGIC, the TG Hex Abutment, and the TG O-Ring Abutment. 

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TG OSSEOTITE Miniplant 

TG OSSEOTITE ® MINIPLANT ® (3.25) 

1-Instrumentation: 

Round Drill (RD100) 

Once the implant site has been 

determined, mark the site with 

a stainless steel Round Drill and 

penetrate the cortical bone. 

Set drill speed at approximately 

1,500 rpm for steps 1 through 5. 

4-Instrumentation: 2/3mm 

Pilot/Shaping Drill (PSD100) 

Use the 2/3mm Pilot/Shaping 

Drill to shape the coronal aspect 

of the implant site. Drill to the 

first laser etched depth marking 

for placement of a 3.25mm 

TG OSSEOTITE. TG O 


2.3mm Twist Drill (ITD215) 

Proceed with the 2.3mm Twist 

Drill. Penetrate the bone at the 

marked site to the desired depth. 



Once proper alignment is 

verified using the Direction 

Indicator, proceed with 

the 3.00mm Twist Drill 

to the desired depth. 

3-Instrumentation: Direction 

Indicator (DI2310)* 

Verify the direction and position 

of the preparation by inserting 

the thin portion of the Direction 

Indicator into the osteotomy. 

* To help prevent accidental 

swallowing, a suture should 

be passed through the 

indicator hole, tied in a knot 

and cut, leaving a 2 inch 

thread. 

6-Instrumentation: Handpiece 

Connector (MDR10) 

Using the Handpiece Connector, 

pick up the implant and mount 

from the surgical tray. Carry 

the implant to the mouth facing 

upward to prevent accidental 

dislodging. 

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TG OSSEOTITE ® MINIPLANT ® (3.25) 

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Place the implant in the prepared 

site at 15 to 20 rpm. The ICE 

design will allow smooth and 

precise implant placement 

without tapping in all but 

the most dense bone.The top 

thread of the implant should 

be positioned level with the 

crest of the bone. 

9-Instrumentation: Large Hex Driver 

(PHD02N or PHDO3N)* 

Insert the Large Hex Driver into 

the cover screw and pick it up 

from the tray. Thread the cover 

screw into the implant until tight. 

8-Instrumentation: Large Hex 

Driver (PHD02N)* and Open 

End Wrench (CW100) 

Holding the mount with 

the Open End Wrench, turn 

the mount screw a half turn in 

the counter-clockwise direction 

(left) to loosen using the Large 

Hex Driver. It is not necessary 

to remove the mount screw. Then 

unscrew the mount using the 

Open End Wrench by turning 

the mount in a counter-clockwise 

direction one full rotation and 

remove the mount. 

* To help prevent accidental swallowing, a suture should be 

passed through the spinner hole of the Large Hex Driver, 

tied in a knot and cut, leaving a 2 inch thread. 

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Close tissue and suture leaving 

the cover screw exposed. 

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TG OSSEOTITE Standard 

TG OSSEOTITE ® STANDARD (4.0) 











Use the 2/3mm Pilot/Shaping 



first laser etched depth marking 


TG OSSEOTITE. TG O 







3.25MM Twist Drill (ITD3215) 



Indicator proceed with the 

3.25mm Twist Drill to the 

desired depth. 

3-Instrumentation: Direction 











thread. 

6-Instrumentation: Handpiece 

Connector (MDR10) 






dislodging. 

6

TG OSSEOTITE ® STANDARD (4.0) 

7 


(PHD02N or PHDO3N)* 



design will allow smooth 

and precise implant placement 

without tapping in all but the 

most dense bone. The top 









(PHD02N)* and Open End Wrench 

(CW100) 

Holding the mount with 

the Open End Wrench, turn 

the mount screw a half turn in 

the counter-clockwise direction 

(left) to loosen using the Large 

Hex Driver. It is not necessary 

to remove the mount screw. 

Then unscrew the mount using 

the Open End Wrench by turning 

the mount in a counter-clockwise 

direction one full rotation and 

remove the mount. 

* To help prevent accidental swallowing, a suture should be passed 

through the spinner hole of the Large Hex Driver, tied in a knot 

and cut, leaving a 2 inch thread. 

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TG OSSEOTITE Wide 

TG OSSEOTITE ® WIDE (5.0) 











Use the 2/3mm Pilot Shaping 



second laser etched depth 

marking for placement of a 

5.0mm TG OSSEOTITE. 

* Use of the PSD100 is optional 


TG OSSEOTITE implant. 










Indicator, proceed with 

the 3.00mm Twist Drill 

to the desired depth. 

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thread. 

6-Instrumentation: 5.0mm 

Pilot/Countersink Drill (CD500) 

Use the first cutting groove on 

the 5.0mm Pilot Countersink 

Drill (CD500) to widen the 

coronal aspect of the osteotomy 

to provide a guide for the 

4.25mm Twist Drill to enter the 

osteotomy. Decrease drill speed 

to approximately 800 rpm for 

steps 6 and 7. 

Do not drill to the laser etched 

line. Stop at the step below it.

TG OSSEOTITE ® WIDE (5.0) 



Once the coronal aspect of the 

osteotomy has been piloted, 

proceed with the 4.25mm Twist 

Drill to the desired depth. 


(PHD02N)* and Open-End Wrench 

(CW100) 

Holding the mount with the 

Open-End Wrench, turn the mount 

screw a half turn in the counterclockwise 

direction (left) to loosen 

using the Large Hex Driver. It is not 

necessary to remove the mount 

screw. Then unscrew the mount 

using the Open End Wrench by 

turning the mount in a counterclockwise 

direction one full rotation 

and remove the mount. * To help 

prevent accidental swallowing, a suture should be passed through the spinner 

hole of the Large Hex Driver, tied in a knot and cut, leaving a 2 inch thread. 


Handpiece Connector (MDR10) 






dislodging. 

11-Instrumentation: Large Hex 

Driver (PHD02N or PHDO3N)* 





9 



design will allow smooth and 

precise implant placement 

without tapping, in all but the 

most dense bone. The top 




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Clinical Tips for Placing TG OSSEOTITE ® Implants 

The Pilot Shaping Drill (PSD100) is necessary for shaping the coronal aspect of the 3.25mm or 4.0mm 

TG OSSEOTITE implant site. The drill is used after the 2.3mm drill and prior to the 3.00mm or 3.25mm drill. 

The (PSD100) is optional for placement of a 5.0mm TG OSSEOTITE. 

If a clinician chooses to place the TG OSSEOTITE implant below the recommended level (the top or 

terminus of the thread level with the crest of the bone), the depth of the osteotomy and coronal aspect 

of the osteotomy needs to be modified. 

A final drill diameter of 3.25mm is recommended to place the 4.0mm TG OSSEOTITE implant. Excessive 

torque will be generated if the osteotomy is prepared to a smaller diameter, especially in dense bone. 

As with all 3i implants, the Handpiece Connector (MDR10) should be used to place the TG OSSEOTITE 

implant. The Ratchet Wrench (WR150) should only be used for final tightening. 

The Positive Reversing Mount (TGPRM), should only be used to back-out a TG OSSEOTITE implant. 

Using the reversing mount in a forward direction may lock the reversing mount onto the implant. 

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TG OSSEOTITE ® Positive Reversing Mount 

Figure 1 Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 

The Positive Reversing Mount is comprised of two 

separate components, the mount body and the mount 

screw (Figure 1). 

Mount Screw 

1 

2 

3 

Retract the mount screw up into the mount body. 

Screw the mount body clockwise into the implant until 

seated, using your fingers. 

NOTE: Tightening is unnecessary. 

Thread the mount screw into the implant with fingers until 

seated, then tighten using the Open End Wrench (CW100) 

Mount Body 

Step 4 

Step 5 

4 

Place the Ratchet Wrench (WR150) onto mount for 

counter-clockwise rotation to reposition the implant 

to the desired level. 

5 

Flip over the Ratchet Wrench for right hand rotation 

to prevent the implant from rotating while loosening 

the mount screw. Using the Open End Wrench (CW100) 

loosen the mount screw two full counter-clockwise 

rotations. Then using the Ratchet Wrench (WR150) 

in a counter-clockwise rotation remove the mount. 

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- Indirect Technique 

Cemented Restorations - Single Unit 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE DENTIST 

4 

Remove the cover screw from the implant using the Large Hex Driver 

or driver tip. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss through 

the spinner on the driver as a precaution. 

Torque the TG Post into place at 32-35Ncm using the TG Post Driver Tip. 

2 

5 

Insert the TG Try-In Post into the implant. Press firmly until it 

frictionally holds in place. Determine the proper height and angulation 

for the final post. Allow for 2mm between the Try-In Post and 

opposing occlusion for the height of the Lok-Ball, Lok-Cap 

and the porcelain/metal thickness of the final restoration. To prevent 

accidental swallowing, thread floss through the post as a precaution. 

The TG Post is now in 

place and ready for 

impressioning. (If the 

surgeon has placed 

the post, a Lok-Cap will 

now be placed and 

the patient is sent to the restorative dentist. See step 10). A stock or 

custom closed top impression tray is used for the indirect technique. 

A medium body impression material is recommended. 

3 

6-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Select the proper TG Post by matching the colors. Place the TG Post 

using the TG Post Driver. 

Select the proper impression coping by matching the colors. Place the 

impression coping onto the post by lining up the flat side. Push down 

until it engages the Lok-Ball on top of the post. The impression 

coping is fully seated when the Lok-Ball is clearly visible above 

the top of the coping. 

12

7 

10 

Syringe impression material around the entire impression coping. 

Place the Lok-Cap TM onto the TG Post and press firmly until it engages 

the Lok-Ball TM on the top of the post. The Lok-Cap is fully seated when 

the Lok-Ball is clearly visible above the top of the cap. 

8 

11-LABORATORY 

Fill the impression tray with material and insert into the mouth. Allow 

the impression material to set per the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Select the proper TG Post Analog by matching the colors. Insert the 

analog into the impression coping, lining up the flat side, and press 

firmly until the Lok-Ball engages. 

9 

12 

Remove the impression from the mouth and verify that the material 

has completely adapted around the impression coping. 

Note: If implants are divergent, the impression copings may not pick 

up in the impression. If this happens, remove the impression coping 

from the post, place the analog into it and reinsert it into the impression 

by lining up the flat side. 

Pour the model in stone. If the implant collar is subgingival, syringe 

a soft tissue material around the analog collar before pouring in stone. 

Articulate with opposing model. 

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Continued 


13 

16 

Remove the Lok-Ball from the top of the analog using a carbide bur. 

Place the single unit castable coping on the analog, lining up the flat 

side, and tack it down to the analog collar with a few drops of wax. 

Grind the castable coping to match the preparation of the post analog. 

Note: The castable copings are made to provide cement space around 

the post. 

14 

17 

Place the TG Post Preparation Coping over the analog, lining up the flat 

side, and push down to the analog collar until it frictionally holds 

in place. 

Wax the single unit PFM coping to the castable coping. Remove the 

wax coping from the analog and remove any wax around the collar 

margin area before investing. 

15 

18 

Using a carbide bur, prepare the analog and Preparation Coping 

together as necessary for height and angulation. Remove the 

Preparation Coping and prepare to send it to the restorative dentist 

with the finished restoration. 

Invest, burnout and cast the single unit PFM coping in a semi-precious 

or high noble alloy. Devest and finish the coping. 

14

19 

22 

Opaque and build the porcelain on the single unit coping. 

Stain and glaze for delivery. 

Try the single unit PFM crown on the TG Post and verify a passive fit 

to the margin on the implant collar. Take a radiograph if crown margin 

is subgingival. 

20-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

23 

Remove the Lok-Cap from the TG Post. Remove the Lok-Ball 

from the post using orthodontic pliers and discard it. 

Cement the single unit crown onto the TG Post using a permanent 

or temporary cement. Verify a passive fit to the margin on the implant 

collar. Make any occlusal adjustments necessary. Final restoration 

is complete. 

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Place the Preparation Coping onto the TG Post, lining up the flat 

side, then press firmly to the implant collar until it frictionally holds 

in place. Using a carbide bur, with copious irrigation, prepare the 

post so it is even with the level of the Preparation Coping. Remove 

the Preparation Coping. 

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TG Post - Direct Technique 


1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE DENTIST 

4 




Torque the TG Post into place at 32-35Ncm using the TG Post Driver 

Tip. (If the surgeon has placed the post, a Lok-Cap TM is placed and the 

patient is sent to the restorative dentist). 

2 

5-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Insert the TG Try-In Post into the implant. Press firmly until it frictionally 

holds in place. Determine the proper height and angulation for the final 

post. Allow for 2mm of space between the Try-In Post and opposing 

occlusion for the height of the porcelain/metal thickness of the final 

restoration. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss through 

the post as a precaution. 

Remove the Lok-Ball TM from the TG Post using orthodontic pliers 

and discard it. 

3 

6 

Select the proper TG Post by matching the colors. Place the TG Post 


Prepare the TG Post using a carbide bur, with copious irrigation, 

as necessary for height and angulation. The post is now ready 

for impressioning. A stock or custom closed top impression tray 

is used for the direct technique. A medium body impression material 

is recommended. 

16

7 

10 LABORATORY 

Syringe impression material down through the gingival sulcus onto 

the implant collar to pick up the margin area. Also syringe around 

the entire prepared post. 

Pin and pour the model in stone using a strengthening wire in the post 

area. If the implant collar is subgingival, syringe a soft tissue material 

around the base of the impression of the post before pouring in stone. 


8 

11 



Apply a thin layer of die spacer to the stone post only. Wax the single 

unit PFM coping to the stone die. 

9 

12 

Remove the impression from the mouth and verify marginal accuracy. 

Fabricate a temporary crown which adapts to the margin at the top 

of the implant collar and temporarily cement it into place. 

Invest, burn-out and cast the single unit PFM coping in a semi-precious 


17

TG Post Continued 


13 

Opaque and build the porcelain on the single unit coping. Stain and 

glaze for delivery. 


DENTIST 

Remove the temporary crown and clean away cement. Try the single 

unit PFM crown on the TG Post and verify a passive fit to the margin 

on the implant collar. Take a radiograph if crown margin is subgingival. 

15 

Cement the single unit crown onto the TG Post using a permanent 

or temporary cement. Verify a passive fit to the margin on the implant 

collar. Make any occlusal adjustments necessary. Final restoration 

is complete. 

18

TG PreAngled Post - Direct Technique 


1-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 




Place the hex screw on the Large Hex Driver and screw into place until 

tight. Torque the hex screw into place at 32-35Ncm using the Large 

Hex Driver tip. 

2 

5 

Insert the TG Try-In Post into the implant. Press firmly until it 

frictionally holds in place. Determine the proper height and angulation 

for the final post. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss 

through the post as a precaution. 

Prepare the TG PreAngled Post using a carbide bur with copious 

irrigation. 

DO NOT PREPARE THE AREA OPPOSITE THE ACCESS HOLE. 

3 

6 

Select the proper TG PreAngled Post by matching the colors. Place 

the post in the position to correct the angulation using your fingers. 

Press firmly into the implant morse taper. 

Place a protective material over the screw head. Fill the access hole 

with composite or another material of choice. 

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TG PreAngled Post Continued 


7 

10-LABORATORY 

Syringe impression material down through the gingival sulcus onto 

the implant collar to pick up the margin area. Also syringe around 

the entire prepared post. 

Pin and pour the model in stone using a strengthening wire in the post 

area. If the implant collar is subgingival, syringe a soft tissue material 

around the base of the impression of the post before pouring in stone. 


8 

11 



Apply a thin layer of die spacer to the stone post only. Wax the single 

unit PFM coping to the stone die. 

9 

12 


Fabricate a temporary crown which adapts to the margin at the top 

of the implant collar and temporarily cement it into place. 

Invest, burnout and cast the single unit PFM coping in a semi-precious 


20

13 

Opaque and build the porcelain on the single unit coping. Stain and 



DENTIST 

Remove the temporary crown and clean away cement. Try the single 

unit PFM crown on the TG PreAngled Post and verify a passive fit 

to the margin on the implant collar. Take a radiograph if crown margin 

is subgingival. 

15 

Cement the single unit crown onto the TG PreAngled Post using 

a permanent or temporary cement. Verify a passive fit to the margin 

on the implant collar. Make any occlusal adjustments necessary. 

Final restoration is complete. 

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TG Hex Abutment 

Screw Retained Restorations - Single Unit 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 




Torque the TG Hex Abutment into the implant at 32-35Ncm using 

the TG Hex Abutment Driver Tip. 

2 

5 

Place the TG Hex Abutment onto the TG Hex Abutment Driver. 

The abutment can be retained on the driver by engaging the hex 

and turning the spinner on the end clockwise. To prevent accidental 

swallowing, thread floss through the spinner on the driver 

as a precaution. 

The TG Hex Abutment is now in place and ready for impressioning. 

(If the surgeon places the abutment, a TG Hex Abutment Healing Cap 

is placed and the patient is sent to the restorative dentist. See step 

12A). A transfer or pick-up impression technique may be used to 

impress the TG Hex Abutment. For transfer, continue on to step 6A. 

For pick-up, continue to 6B on page 24. 

3 

6A-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment into the implant and hand tighten. 

The driver is released from the abutment by turning the spinner 

counter-clockwise. 

Transfer Technique 

Place the Twist-Lock Transfer Coping over the hex on the abutment. 

Thread the transfer coping screw into the abutment using the Transfer 

Impression Coping Driver. 

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7A 

10A 

Take a radiograph to verify that the impression coping is seated 

passively on the hex and collar of the implant. 


impression material to set per the manufacturer's instructions. 

8A 

11A 

A custom or stock closed top impression tray is used for the 

Twist-Lock TM transfer impression technique. A medium body 

impression material is recommended. 


completely adapted around the coping. 

9A 

12A 

Syringe impression material around the entire Twist-Lock 

Impression Coping. 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Cap into the abutment using 

the Large Hex Driver or driver tip. 

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TG Hex Abutment Continued 


13A-LABORATORY 

6B-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Screw the Twist-Lock Transfer Coping onto the TG Hex Abutment 

Analog. Visually verify that it is passively seated. 

Pick-Up Technique 

Place the Pick-Up Impression Coping over the hex on the abutment. 

Thread the Pick-Up Coping Screw into the abutment using your fingers 

then hand tighten using the Large Hex Driver. 

14A 

7B 

Holding onto the analog, press the Twist-Lock Coping into the 

impression firmly, then gently twist until the three orientation notches 

lock into place. 

Take a radiograph to verify that the impression coping is seated 

passively on the hex and collar of the implant. 

15A 

8B 




Go to step 16 

A custom or stock open top impression tray is used for the pick-up 

impression technique. Cut a small hole in the tray for the screw 

to protrude through. A medium body impression material is 

recommended. 

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9B 

12B 

Syringe impression material around the entire Pick-Up 

Impression Coping. 

Unscrew the Pick-Up Impression Coping Screw, using the Large Hex 

Driver and remove it. Remove the impression from the mouth and 

verify that the material completely adapted around the coping. 

10B 

13B 

Fill the impression tray with material and insert into the mouth. 

Be sure the screw protrudes from the tray. 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Cap into the abutment using 

the Large Hex Driver or driver tip 

11B 

14B-LABORATORY 

Wipe impression material off of the top of the screw before it sets. 

Allow impression material to set per the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Place the TG Hex Abutment Analog into the coping engaging the hex. 

Push the impression coping screw back into the coping and tighten 

it using the Large Hex Driver. Verify the coping is passively seated 

on the analog. 

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15B 

18 

Pour the model in stone. If the implant collar is subgingival syringe a 

soft tissue material around the analog collar before pouring in stone. 


Opaque and build the porcelain on the single unit coping then stain 

and glaze for delivery. 

16 


DENTIST 

Screw the hexed gold cylinder into the analog using the waxing screw 

or retaining screw. Cut the wax sleeve to the proper height and wax 

the single unit PFM coping to it. 

Remove the healing cap. Place the single unit onto the TG Hex 

Abutment. Screw the hex Gold-Tite retaining screw into the 

abutment and torque to 10Ncm using the Large Hex Driver Tip. Take 

a radiograph to verify a passive fit to the margin on the implant collar. 

Make any occlusal adjustments. Place a protective material over the 

screw head. Seal the access hole with composite or another material 

of choice. Final restoration is complete. 

17 

Invest, burnout and cast the single unit PFM coping to the gold 

cylinder using a semi-precious or high noble alloy. Devest and finish 

the coping. 

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Cement Retained - Multi-Unit 

- Indirect Technique 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 

Remove the cover screws from the implants using the Large Hex 

Driver or driver tip. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss 

through the spinner on the driver as a precaution. 

Torque the TG Posts into place at 32-35Ncm using the TG Post Driver Tip. 

2 

5 

Insert the TG Try-In Posts into the implants. Press firmly until they 

frictionally hold in place. Determine the proper height and angulation 

for the final posts. Allow for 2mm of space between the Try-In Post 

and opposing occlusion for the height of the Lok-Ball and Lok-Cap 

and the porcelain/metal thickness of the final restoration. To prevent 

accidental swallowing, thread floss through the posts as a precaution. 

The TG Posts are now in place and ready for impressioning. 

(If the surgeon has placed the posts, the Lok-Caps will be placed 

and the patient is sent to the restorative dentist. See step 10). 

A stock or custom closed top impression tray is used for the indirect 

technique. A medium body impression material is recommended. 

3 

6-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Select the proper TG Posts by matching the colors. Place the TG Posts 


Select the proper impression copings by matching the colors. Place 

the impression copings onto the posts by lining up the flat side. 

Push down until they engage the Lok-Ball on top of the post. 

The impression copings are fully seated when the Lok-Ball is clearly 

visible above the top of the copings. 

27

Continued 


7 

10 

Syringe impression material around each entire impression coping. 

Place the Lok-Caps onto the TG Posts and press firmly until they 

engage the Lok-Ball on the top of the posts. The Lok-Cap is fully 

seated when the Lok-Ball is clearly visible above the top of the cap. 

8 

11-LABORATORY 



Select the proper TG Post Analogs by matching the colors. Insert the 

analogs into the impression copings, lining up the flat side, and press 

firmly until the Lok-Ball engages. 

9 

12 


has completely adapted around the impression copings. 

Note: If implants are divergent the impression copings may not pick 

up in the impression. If this happens, remove the impression copings 

from the posts, place the analogs into them and reinsert them into the 

impression by lining up the flat side. 

28 

Pour the model in stone. If the implant collars are subgingival syringe 

a soft tissue material around the analog collars before pouring in 

stone. Articulate with opposing model.

13 

16 

Remove the Lok-Balls from the top of the analogs using a carbide bur. 

Place the multi-unit castable copings on the analogs, and tack them 

down to the analog collars with a few drops of wax. Grind the castable 

copings to match the preparation of the post analogs. 

Note: The castable copings are made to provide cement space around 

the post. 

14 

17 

Place the TG Post Preparation Copings over the analogs, lining 

up the flat side, and push down to the analog collar until they 

frictionally hold in place. 

Wax the multi-unit PFM framework to the castable copings. 

Remove the wax up from the analogs and remove any wax around 

the collar margin areas before investing. 

15 

18 

Using a carbide bur, prepare the analogs and Preparation Copings 

together as necessary for height and angulation. Remove and number 

the Preparation Copings. Prepare to send them to the restorative 

dentist with the finished restoration. 

Invest, burnout and cast the multi-unit PFM framework in a 

semi-precious or high noble alloy. Devest and finish the framework. 

29

Continued 


19 

22 

Opaque and build the porcelain on the multi-unit framework. 

Stain and glaze for delivery. 

Try the multi-unit PFM bridge on the TG Posts and verify a passive fit 

to the margins on the implant collars. Take a radiograph if crown 

margins are subgingival. 


DENTIST 

23 

Remove the Lok-Caps from the TG Posts. Remove the Lok-Balls 

from the posts using orthodontic pliers and discard them. 

Cement the multi-unit bridge onto the TG Posts using a permanent or 

temporary cement. Verify a passive fit to the margins on the implant 

collars. Make any occlusal adjustments necessary. Final restoration 

is complete. 

21 

Place the Preparation Copings onto the TG Posts, lining up the flat 

side. Press firmly to the implant collar until they frictionally hold in 

place. Using a carbide bur, with copious irrigation, prepare the posts 

so they are even with the level of the Preparation Copings. Remove 

the Preparation Copings. 

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TG Post and TG PreAngled Post - Direct Technique 


1-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 




Prepare the TG PreAngled Post using a carbide bur with copious 

irrigation. DO NOT PREPARE THE AREA OPPOSITE THE ACCESS 

HOLE. Remove the Lok-Ball from the TG Post using orthodontic 

pliers and discard it. Prepare the TG Post as necessary for height 

and angulation using a carbide bur with copious irrigation. 

2 

5 

Insert the TG Try-In Posts into the implants. Press firmly until they 

frictionally hold in place. Determine the proper height and angulation 

for the final posts. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss 

through the posts as a precaution. 

On the TG PreAngled Post, place a protective material over the screw 

head and fill the access hole with composite or another material 

of choice. 

3 

6 

Select the proper TG Post and TG PreAngled Post by matching 

the colors. Place the TG PreAngled Post in the position to correct 

the angulation using your fingers. Press firmly into the implant morse 

taper. Place the hex screw on the Large Hex Driver and screw into 

place until tight. Torque the hex screw into place at 32-35Ncm using 

the Large Hex Driver Tip. Place the TG Post using the TG Post Driver. 

Torque the TG Post into place at 32-35Ncm using the TG Post Driver Tip. 

Syringe impression material down through the gingival sulcus onto the 

implant collars to pick up the margin areas. Also syringe around each 

of the entire prepared posts. 

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TG Post and TG PreAngled Post Continued 


7 

10 



Apply a thin layer of die spacer to the stone posts only. 

Wax the multi-unit PFM bridge framework to the stone dies. 

8 

11 


Fabricate a temporary bridge which adapts to the margins at the top 

of the implant collars and temporarily cement it into place. 

Invest, burnout and cast the multi-unit PFM framework in a 

semi-precious or high noble alloy. Devest and finish the framework. 

9 -LABORATORY 

12 

Pin and pour the model in stone using a strengthening wire in the 

post areas. If the implant collars are subgingival syringe a soft tissue 

material around the base of the impression of the posts before 

pouring in stone. Articulate with opposing model. 

Opaque and build the porcelain on the multi-unit framework. Stain 

and glaze for delivery. 

32


DENTIST 

Remove the temporary bridge and clean away cement. Try the 

multi-unit PFM bridge onto the posts and verify a passive fit to the 

margins on the implant collars. Take a radiograph if crown margins 

are subgingival. 

14 

Cement the multi-unit bridge onto the TG Post and TG PreAngled Post 

using a permanent or temporary cement. Verify a passive fit to the 

margins on the implant collars. Make any occlusal adjustments 

necessary. Final restoration is complete. 

33


Screw Retained Restoration - Multi-Unit 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 




Torque the TG Hex Abutments into the implants at 32-35Ncm using 


2 

5 

Place the TG Hex Abutment onto the TG Hex Abutment Driver. 

The abutment can be retained on the driver by engaging the hex 

and turning the spinner on the end clockwise. To prevent accidental 

swallowing, thread floss through the spinner on the driver as a 

precaution. 

The TG Hex Abutments are now in place and ready for impressioning. 

(If the surgeon places the abutments TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps 

are placed and the patient is sent to the restorative dentist. See step 


impress the TG Hex Abutments. For transfer, continue to step 6A. 


3 

6A-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Thread the TG Hex Abutments into the implants and hand tighten. 


counter clockwise. 


Place the Twist-Lock Transfer Copings over the hex on the 

abutments. Thread the transfer impression coping screws into 

the abutments using the Transfer Impression Coping Driver. 

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7A 

10A 

Take a radiograph to verify that the impression copings are seated 

passively on the hex and collar of the implants. 



8A 

11A 

A custom or stock closed top impression tray is used for the Twist- 

Lock TM transfer impression technique. A medium body impression 

material is recommended. 


completely adapted around each of the copings. 

9A 

12A 

Syringe impression material around each of the entire Twist-Lock 

Impression Copings. 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps into the abutments using 


35





DENTIST 

Screw the Twist Lock Transfer Copings onto the TG Hex Abutment 

Analogs. Visually verify that they are passively seated. 


Place the Pick-Up Impression Copings over the hex on the abutments. 

Thread the Pick-Up Coping Screws into the abutments using your 

fingers then hand tighten using the Large Hex Driver. 

14A 

7B 

Holding onto the analog, press each of the Twist-Lock Copings into the 





15A 

8B 

Pour the model in stone. If the implant collar is subgingival syringe 



Go To Step 16 


impression technique. Cut small holes in the tray for the screws 

to protrude through. A medium body impression material is 

recommended. 

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9B 

12B 

Syringe impression material around each entire Pick-Up Impression 

Coping. 



10B 

13B 

Fill the impression tray with material and insert into the mouth. Be sure 

the screws protrude from the tray. Wipe impression material off the 

top of the screws before it sets. 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps into the abutments using 


11B 


Allow the impression material to set per the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Unscrew the Pick-Up Impression Coping Screws using the Large Hex 

Driver and remove them. 

Place the TG Hex Abutment Analogs into the copings engaging the hex. 

Push the impression coping screws back into the copings and tighten 

them using the Large Hex Driver. Verify that the copings are 

passively seated on the analogs. 

37



15B 

18 




Opaque and build the porcelain on the multi-unit framework. Stain and 


16 


DENTIST 

Screw the non-hexed gold cylinders into the analogs using waxing 

screws or retaining screws. Cut the wax sleeves to the proper height 

and wax the multi-unit PFM framework to the sleeves. 

Remove the healing caps. Place the multi-unit bridge onto the 

abutments. Screw the hex Gold-Tite retaining screws into 

the abutments and torque to 10Ncm using the Large Hex Driver Tip. 

Take a radiograph to verify a passive fit to the margins on the implant 

collars. Make any occlusal adjustments. Place a protective material 

over the screw heads. Seal the access holes with composite or another 

material of choice. Final restoration is complete. 

17 

Invest, burnout and cast the multi-unit PFM framework to the gold 

cylinders using a semi-precious or high noble alloy. Devest and finish 

the framework. Return the framework for try-in and verification of 

a passive fit. 

38


Overdenture Restoration - Hadar Bar 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4 




Torque the TG Hex Abutments into the implants at 32-35Ncm using 


2 

5 

Place the TG Hex Abutment onto the TG Hex Abutment Driver. The 

abutment can be retained on the driver by turning the spinner on the 

end clockwise. To prevent accidental swallowing, thread floss through 


The TG Hex Abutments are now in place and ready for impressioning. 

(If the surgeon places the abutments TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps 

are placed and the patient is sent to the restorative dentist. See step 


impress the TG Hex Abutments. For transfer, continue to step 6A. 


3 

6-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

Thread the TG Hex Abutments into the implants and hand tighten. 


counter clockwise. 


Place the Twist-Lock Transfer Copings over the hex on the 

abutments. Thread the transfer coping screws into the abutments 

using the Transfer Impression Coping Driver. 

39



7A 

10A 




impression material to set per the manufacturer’s instructions. 

8A 

11A 

A custom or stock closed top impression tray is used for the Twist-Lock 

transfer impression technique. Allow for approximately 2mm of space 

between the tray and the top of the copings. A medium body impression 

material is recommended. 



9A 

12A 

Syringe impression material around each of the entire Twist-Lock 


Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps onto the abutments using 


40



DENTIST 

Screw the Twist Lock Transfer Copings onto the TG Hex Abutment 

Analogs. Visually verify that they are passively seated. 


Place the Pick-Up Impression Copings over the hex on the abutments. 

Thread the Pick-Up Coping Screws into the abutments using your 

fingers, then hand tighten using the Large Hex Driver. 

14A 

7B 

Holding onto the analog press each of the Twist-Lock Copings into the 





15A 

8B 




Go To Step 16 


impression technique. Cut small holes in the tray for the screws 

to protrude through. A medium body impression material 

is recommended. 

41



9B 

12B 

Syringe impression material around each of the entire Pick-Up 




10B 

13B 

Fill the impression tray with material and insert into the mouth. 

Be sure the screws protrude from the tray. Wipe impression material 

off the top of the screws before it sets. 

Thread the TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps onto the abutments using 


11B 


Allow impression material to set per the manufacturer’s instructions. 

Unscrew the Pick-Up Impression Coping Screws, using the Large Hex 

Driver and remove them. 

Place the TG Hex Abutment Analogs into the copings, engaging the 

hex. Push the impression coping screws back into the copings and 

tighten them using the Large Hex Driver. Verify that the copings are 

passively seated on the analogs. 

42

15B 

18-LABORATORY 




Place the hadar bar on the model and block out undercuts. 

Clip the hadar clips or other attachments onto the bar. Process 

and finish the denture for delivery. 

16 


DENTIST 

After denture wax try-in and model verification is completed, screw the 

bar overdenture gold cylinders into the analogs using waxing screws. 

Wax the bar patterns (and attachments, if used) to the gold cylinders. 

Invest, burnout and cast the hadar bar in a semi-precious or high 

noble alloy. Devest, finish and polish the bar. Return the the bar to 

the restorative dentist for try-in and fit verification. 

Remove the healing caps. Place the hadar bar onto the abutments. 

Screw the hex Gold-Tite retaining screws into the abutments and 

torque to 10Ncm using the Large Hex Driver Tip. Take a radiograph 

to verify a passive fit if interfaces are subgingival. 


DENTIST 

20 

Remove the TG Hex Abutment Healing Caps. Place the hadar bar onto 

the abutments. Screw the hex Gold-Tite retaining screws into the 

abutments one by one using the Large Hex Driver. After each is tight, 

evaluate a passive fit on all implant collars. Take a radiograph if 

interfaces are subgingival. (Cut and index the bar intraorally if fit 

discrepancy is found.) 

Insert the overdenture into the mouth and engage it onto the hadar bar. 

Make any occlusal or tissue adjustments necessary. Final restoration 

is complete. 

43

TG O-Ring Abutment - Indirect Technique 

Overdenture Restoration 

1-SURGEON OR 

RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

4-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 




A custom or stock closed top impression tray may be used. Provide 

relief for the height of the O-Ring Abutments plus 2mm on a custom 

tray. A medium body impression material is recommended. 

2 

5 

Thread the TG O-Ring Abutments into the implants and hand tighten 

using the O-Ring Abutment Driver. To prevent accidental swallowing, 

thread floss through the driver handle as a precaution. 

Syringe impression material around each entire O-Ring Abutment. 

3 

6 

Torque the TG O-Ring Abutments into the implants at 32-35Ncm using 

the O-Ring Abutment Driver Tip. (If the surgeon places the abutments, 

the patient’s existing denture will be relieved to allow for abutments). 



44

7 

10 


completely adapted around each O-Ring Abutment. 

Place the red processing o-rings into the housings and press them 

onto the O-Ring Analogs. Block out the undercuts with wax. Apply 

approximately 2mm of wax over housings and o-ring balls to create 

resiliency relief in the acrylic. 

8-LABORATORY 

11 

Press the TG O-Ring Abutment Analogs into the impression until 

the ball portion engages fully. 

Process and finish the denture with the o-ring housings in place. 

Remove the red processing o-rings and replace with the white 

final o-rings. 

9 


DENTIST 

Pour the model in stone, being careful to not dislodge 

the analog positions. 

Insert the overdenture onto the O-Ring Abutments in the mouth. 

Make any occlusal or tissue adjustments necessary. Final restoration 

is complete. 

45

TG O-Ring Abutment - Direct Technique 

Overdenture Restoration 

1-RESTORATIVE 

DENTIST 

A direct chair-side processing technique may be used for a patient’s 

existing denture or a new denture by cutting relief in the acrylic over 

the abutment areas. A lingual vent/window may also be cut. 

2 

Place the red processing o-rings into the housings and press them 

onto the TG O-Ring Abutments in the mouth. Block out the undercuts 

with wax. Apply approximately 2mm of wax over housings and o-ring 

balls to create resiliency relief in the acrylic. 

Place acrylic over the 

o-ring housings and 

into the relief areas of 

the denture. Insert the 

denture into the mouth 

and have the patient bite 

into occlusion. Allow 

acrylic to set. Remove the denture, clean up acrylic areas and polish. 

Remove the red processing o-rings and replace with the white final 

o-rings. Insert the overdenture onto the TG O-Ring Abutments in the 

mouth. Make any occlusal or tissue adjustments necessary. 

Final restoration is complete. 

3 

46

Notes 

47

3i Subsidiaries & Distributors 

48 

Subsidiaries 

BRAZIL 

Implant Innovations do Brasil Ltda. 

Phone: +55-11-6693-3434 

Fax: +55-11-6693-8557 

E-mail: 3i@3implant.com.br 

CANADA 

Implant Innovations Canada, Inc. 

Phone: +514-956-9843 

Fax: +514-956-9844 

E-mail: Rhuber@total.net 

ENGLAND 

Implant Innovations U.K., Ltd. 

Tel: +44-1628-829314 

Fax: +44-1628-820182 

E-mail: Sales@3implant.co.uk 

FRANCE 

Implant Innovations France S.A. 

Phone: +33-1-41054343 

Fax: +33-1-41054340 

E-mail: Implant3iFrance@aol.com 

GERMANY 

Implant Innovations Deutschland, GmbH. 

Phone: +49-721-6314-220 

Fax: +49-721-6314-233 

E-mail: zentrale@3i-implant.de 

MEXICO 

Implant Innovations de Mexico S.A. 

Phone: +52-5-2030168 

Fax: +52-5-2030949 

E-mail: implant@netservice.com.mx 

NORDIC REGION 

Implant Innovations Europe ApS 

Phone: +45-33-12-7008 

Fax: +45-33-12-7003 

E-mail: smile@3i-implant.dk 

SPAIN 

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Phone: +34-93-470-59-50 

Fax: +34-93-372-11-25 

E-mail: 3iberica@infomed.es 

SWITZERLAND 

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Fax: +41-1-383-46-55 

E-mail: 3iimplant@bluewin.ch 

Distributors 

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Phone: +541-1482-71001 

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Phone: +591-2-324143 

Fax: +591-2-391543 

E-mail: prod-dental@doctor.com 

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Phone: +56-2-2321883 

Fax: +56-2-2330176 

E-mail: cybel@cybel.cl 

COLOMBIA 

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Phone: +571-612-9362 

Fax: +571-612-1542 

E-mail: implantes@andinet.com 

COSTA RICA 

Implantec S.A. 

Phone: +506-2-256411 

Fax: +506-2-247620 

E-mail: odontech@sol.rasca.cd.cr 

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Phone: +503-263-6350 

Fax: +503-263-6676 

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Phone/Fax: +30-31-266703 

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Phone: +972-9-865-8276 

Fax: +972-9-865-7647 

E-mail: perimed@netvision.net.il 

ITALY 

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Phone: +39-0444-322315 

Fax: +39-0444-322292 

E-mail: biomax@gpnet.it 

JAPAN 

Implant Innovations Japan 

Phone: +81-66-868-3012 

Fax: +81-66-868-2444 

E-mail: K3ijapan@mtg.biglobe.ne.jp 

KOREA 

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Phone: +82-2-516-1808 

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E-mail: jsbio@unitel.co.kr 

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Phone: +961-1-485690 

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E-mail: eddco@dm.net.lb 

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Phone: +507-2-239622 

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Phone: +595-21-208185 

Fax: +595-21-496291 

E-mail: aharce@rieder.net.py 

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Phone: +48-71-341-3091 

Fax: +48-71-343-6560 

E-mail: dentaldepot@telvinet.pl 

SINGAPORE 

Asia Implant Support & Services 

Phone: +65-223-2229 

Fax: +65-220-3538 

E-mail: raymond@implant.com.sg 

TAIWAN 

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Phone: +886-2-2226-1770 

Fax: +886-2-2226-8747 

E-mail: jane@kuohwa.com.tw 

THAILAND 

PT Endeavour Co., Ltd. 

Phone: +662-264-2574 

Fax: +662-264-2573 

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Phone: +598-2-4083003 

Fax: +598-2-4091361 

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MICROMINIPLANT, LOK-CAP, LOK-BALL and TWIST LOCK are trademarks of 

IMPLANT INNOVATIONS, INC. 

Patent Notice: 

“Angled Abutments” products are licensed under one or more U.S. Patent Nos. 5,000,685; 

5,069,622; and 5,087,200.“Asyst” system is covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 5,332,443; 

5,437,550; 5,462,436; and 5,692,904. “Bone Profiler” products are covered by U.S. Patent 

No. 5,868,572. “Conical Abutment” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 4,850,870. 

“EP” system is covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 5,338,196; 5,476,383; 5,674,071; and 

5,873,722. “Gold Post” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,829,977. “Gold 

Standard” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,723,375. “Gold Tite” products 

are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,879,161. “Osseotite” implants are covered by U.S. Patent 

No. 5,603,338; 5,876,453; and 5,863,201. “ICE” implants are covered by U.S. Patent No. 

5,727,943. “Implarette” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,244,390. “No Touch” 

system is covered by U.S Patent No. 5,582,299. “Precision Abutment Base” is covered by 

U.S. Patent No. 4,988,298. “Stabilized Casting Core” products are covered by U.S. Patent 

No. 5,702,252. “Tapered Driver” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,105,690. 

“Temporary Dental Coping” products are covered by U.S. Patent Nos. 5,006,069 and 

5,040,983. “Transfer Coping with Index” product is covered by U.S. Patent No. 4,955,811. 

“TwistLock” products are covered by U.S. Patent No. 5,865,715. Other patents pending. 

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