Analog for Multi-Unit M1.6

Analog for Multi-Unit M1.6

Intended Use

The Analog for Multi-Unit M1.6 is intended to:

- Replicate implant positions in dental working models
- Support fabrication of implant-supported restorations
- Assist in digital and conventional prosthetic workflows
- Provide stable connection for laboratory procedures

Indications for Use

The component is indicated for:

- Single-unit restorations
- Multi-unit restorations
- Implant-supported bridges
- Full-arch prosthetic restorations
- CAD/CAM restorative workflows
- Printed and milled dental models

Contraindications

Do not use the product:

- In patients with known sensitivity or allergy to component materials
- Outside intended dental laboratory applications
- With incompatible implant systems or non-compatible screw connections
- If the component shows visible damage or deformation

Warnings

- The product is supplied non-sterile and must be cleaned and sterilized before use.
- Use only with compatible Multi-Unit systems and M1.6 screw connections.
- Improper handling or incorrect placement may affect restoration accuracy.
- Single-use components should not be reused if deformation or wear is observed.
- Ensure proper seating of the analog within the model before laboratory procedures.

Precautions

- Handle the component using appropriate dental laboratory instruments.
- Avoid excessive force during insertion or removal.
- Inspect the component prior to use for damage, contamination, or wear.
- Follow standard dental laboratory infection control procedures.
- Store in a clean, dry environment away from contamination.

Instructions for Use

- Conventional Model Workflow
- Verify compatibility with the intended Multi-Unit system.
- Clean and sterilize the analog before use.
- Insert the analog into the impression or model interface.
- Secure the component using the compatible M1.6 screw if required.
- Verify accurate seating and stability.
- Proceed with model fabrication and restorative procedures.

Digital Workflow

- Prepare the printed or milled model according to CAD/CAM specifications.
- Insert the analog into the designated model interface.
- Ensure complete and passive seating.
- Verify alignment and stability before restorative fabrication.
- Proceed with prosthetic design and manufacturing procedures.

Cleaning & Sterilization

- Remove visible debris before sterilization.
- Clean using approved dental instrument cleaning procedures.

Sterilization

- Sterilize before use using standard steam autoclave procedures.
- Recommended sterilization cycle:
- Steam sterilization at 121°C–134°C
- Follow validated local sterilization protocols

Storage

- In a dry and clean environment
- Away from direct sunlight and contamination
- At room temperature
- In original packaging until use

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