Technique for making Implant Level Impressions on Slightly Malaligned Implant Fixtures: Anybody Try This?
Last Updated: Oct 26, 2009
Anon. asks:
I read an article in the current issue of JOMI on the Accuracy of Different Impression Techniques for Internal-Connection Implants which described a technique for making implant level impressions on slightly malaligned implant fixtures. The study found that if you have impression copings that fit into an internal connection, you will have less chance of distortion if you slightly round off some of the sharp line angles on the impression copings. This allows you to pull them out of the implants with less force than if all the line angles were engaged. Has anybody tried this?
2 Comments on Technique for making Implant Level Impressions on Slightly Malaligned Implant Fixtures: Anybody Try This?
Powers
10/27/2009
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