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Scan Body Transfer for Standard Screw Multi-Unit M2
The Scan Body Transfer for Standard Screw Multi-Unit M2 is a precision-engineered component designed to accurately transfer implant position and orientation into digital workflows. Specifically developed for standard screw-retained multi-unit systems with M2 connection, it ensures reliable and consistent data acquisition for CAD/CAM prosthetic fabrication.
Its optimized geometry and surface characteristics allow for precise recognition by intraoral and laboratory scanners, enabling accurate digital impressions and seamless integration into modern digital dentistry workflows. The scan body is securely fixed to the multi-unit abutment using a screw, ensuring excellent stability during scanning and minimizing movement for maximum accuracy.
Manufactured from high-quality materials, the component offers excellent durability, dimensional stability, and resistance to wear, making it suitable for repeated clinical and laboratory use.
Key Features
- Designed for digital scanning and CAD/CAM workflows
- Compatible with standard screw multi-unit systems M2
- Screw-retained for enhanced stability during scanning
- High-precision geometry for accurate scan data capture
- Optimized surface for reliable scanner detection
- Durable and wear-resistant construction
Indications & Applications
The Scan Body Transfer is intended for:
- Digital impression-taking using intraoral or laboratory scanners
- Transfer of implant position into CAD/CAM software
- Fabrication of implant-supported restorations
- Single and full-arch prosthetic cases
Clinical Benefits
- Accurate digital transfer of implant position
- Improved precision in prosthetic design and fabrication
- Reduced risk of errors compared to conventional impressions
- Stable fixation ensures reliable scanning results
- Streamlined and efficient digital workflow
Sterilization & Handling
- Supplied non-sterile
- Must be cleaned and sterilized before use
- Compatible with standard steam sterilization protocols (autoclave)
Advantages
- High accuracy and reproducibility
- Secure screw-retained fixation
- Easy placement and removal
- Reliable performance in digital workflows
- Optimized for multi-unit implant restorations
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Scan Body Transfer for Standard Screw Multi-Unit M2
Indications for Use:
- For digital impression-taking of implants
- For use with standard screw multi-unit systems with M2 connection
- For CAD/CAM prosthetic workflows
- Suitable for single and multi-unit restorations
Contraindications:
- Not intended for use in patients with known allergies to the material
- Do not use with incompatible implant systems
Warnings:
- For use by qualified dental professionals only
- Improper use may result in inaccurate digital impressions and prosthetic misfit
- Ensure proper screw fixation before scanning
Precautions:
- Ensure the component is clean and sterile before use
- Use the appropriate fixation screw for secure placement
- Avoid contamination during clinical procedures
- Handle with care to prevent damage or deformation
- Do not apply excessive force during placement or removal
Instructions for Use:
- Verify compatibility with the multi-unit system (M2 connection).
- Clean and sterilize the scan body prior to use.
- Place the scan body onto the multi-unit abutment.
- Secure the scan body using the appropriate fixation screw.
- Ensure it is fully seated and stable.
- Perform digital scanning using an intraoral or laboratory scanner.
- Remove the scan body after scanning is completed.
- Proceed with digital design and prosthetic fabrication.
Cleaning and Sterilization:
- Supplied non-sterile
- Clean using manual or ultrasonic cleaning methods
- Sterilize using standard steam sterilization (autoclave at 134°C)
Storage:
- Store in a clean, dry environment
- Keep in original packaging until use
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