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Digital Solutions for Slim Conical Implants CH2.1
DMi Digital Solutions for Slim Conical Implants CH2.1 are precision-manufactured prosthetic and laboratory components designed to support modern digital restorative workflows for DMi slim implants with the CH2.1 conical connection.
The CH2.1 digital system provides clinicians and dental laboratories with components for accurately transferring the three-dimensional position and orientation of the implant into the digital environment, supporting efficient planning, design, and fabrication of individualized implant-supported restorations.
Depending on the specific product and restorative workflow, DMi CH2.1 Digital Solutions may include scan bodies, titanium bases, digital analogs, laboratory components, and other CAD/CAM-compatible prosthetic components.
Designed specifically for the slim CH2.1 conical platform, these components provide accurate positioning, precise connection, and efficient integration between the clinical and laboratory stages of the digital restorative workflow.
Key Features
- Specifically designed for DMi Slim CH2.1 Conical Implant connections
- Supports digital implant dentistry and CAD/CAM workflows
- Designed for slim-platform restorative applications
- Helps accurately transfer implant position and orientation into the digital workflow
- Scan bodies for digital impressions and laboratory scanning
- Titanium bases for CAD/CAM restorations where applicable
- Digital analogs and laboratory components for compatible workflows
- Supports customized implant-supported restorations
- Precision-manufactured for accurate positioning and connection
- Designed for efficient clinical and laboratory handling
- Helps streamline communication between clinicians and dental laboratories
- Compatible with designated DMi CH2.1 prosthetic components and digital libraries
Applications
Depending on the specific component, DMi Digital Solutions for Slim Conical Implants CH2.1 may be used for intraoral scanning, laboratory scanning, digital transfer of implant position, digital model creation, CAD/CAM design, and fabrication of implant-supported prosthetic restorations.
A compatible CH2.1 scan body can be connected to the implant to digitally record its three-dimensional position and orientation. The acquired data can then be transferred into the appropriate CAD/CAM workflow for designing the planned restoration and selecting the corresponding DMi CH2.1 restorative component.
Digital Workflow
1. Select the appropriate digital component for the DMi CH2.1 conical connection.
2. Connect the designated CH2.1 scan body and record the implant position using an intraoral or laboratory scanner.
3. Transfer the scan data into compatible CAD/CAM software using the appropriate DMi digital library.
4. Design the required implant-supported restoration.
5. Select the corresponding CH2.1 titanium base or other compatible restorative component according to the treatment plan.
6. Fabricate and complete the final restoration according to the applicable clinical and laboratory protocol.
Always verify compatibility between the CH2.1 implant connection, scan body, digital analog, titanium base, prosthetic components, digital library, and CAD/CAM system before use. Follow the applicable DMi Instructions for Use.