Camlog and Conelog® IMPRESSION COPINGS
Camlog
Camlog implants and components are distributed through
Henry Schein®
in the USA.
Fig. 1
Indirect (closed tray) fixture level impression copings (Fig.1) consist of a three component
set. The impression coping body with engaging indexing feature, a fixation
screw and a plastic cap. Once the impression coping is properly seated and
secured with the fixation screw, the plastic cap is pressed on to the
impression coping body while three grooves machined in to the impression
coping body engage three grooves inside the plastic cap. This plastic cap
will be captured in the impression material and should stay in the
impression material. Color coding follows the platform diameter identification
scheme. Silver (no color), yellow 3.8, red 4.3, blue 5.0 and green 6.0mm.
Fig. 2
Platform switching indirect impression copings (Fig.2) are marked with the
letters "PS" printed on the impression coping body in addition to the
platform dependent color coding for identification. These impression
copings may only be used for SCREW-LINE implants with a catalog # beginning
with a "K" and are not available for 3.3mm platform diameter implants.
Fig. 3
Direct (open tray) fixture level impression copings (Fig.3) consist of a impression coping
body and fixation screw. The impression coping body is color coded for
platform diameter identification silver (no color), yellow 3.8, red 4.3,
blue 5.0 and green 6.0mm. A special feature of the fixation screw lets
the operator shorten the fixation screw without rotary instruments if
necessary. The screw shaft is pre scored and may be "broken" at the
score line by inserting a hex driver to the score line and snapping off
the excess length of the fixation screw. Shortening the screw should not
be done intraorally while the impression coping is attached to the implant.
Fig. 4
Platform switching direct impression copings (Fig.4) are marked with the
letters "PS" printed on the impression coping body in addition to the
platform dependent color coding for identification. These impression
copings may only be used for SCREW-LINE implants with a catalog # beginning
with a "K" and are not available for 3.3mm platform diameter implants.
Fig. 5
Abutment level impressions are carried out with plastic impression
copings (Fig.5) for Logfit® abutments only. Two white snap on impression
copings are produced for Logfit® abutments. 3.8 and 4.3mm
implant/abutment platform Logfit® abutments share the same dimension
impression coping (catalog # J2551.4300). 5.0 and 6.0mm implant/abutment
platform diameter Logfit® abutments also share the same impression
coping catalog number (J2551.6000).
Conelog®
Fig. 6
Indirect (closed tray) fixture level impression copings (Fig.6) consist of a three component
set. The impression coping body with engaging indexing feature, a fixation
screw and a plastic cap. Once the impression coping is properly seated and
secured with the fixation screw, the plastic cap is pressed on to the
impression coping body while three grooves machined in to the impression
coping body engage three grooves inside the plastic cap. This plastic cap
will be captured in the impression material and should stay in the
impression material. Color coding follows the platform diameter identification
scheme. Silver (no color), yellow 3.8, red 4.3 and blue 5.0mm.
Fig. 7
Direct (open tray) fixture level impression copings (Fig.7) consist of a impression coping
body and fixation screw. The impression coping body is color coded for
platform diameter identification silver (no color), yellow 3.8, red 4.3,
and blue 5.0mm. A special feature of the fixation screw lets
the operator shorten the fixation screw without rotary instruments if
necessary. The screw shaft is pre scored and may be "broken" at the
score line by inserting a hex driver to the score line and snapping off
the excess length of the fixation screw. Shortening the screw should not
be done intraorally while the impression coping is attached to the implant.
Images courtesy of
Camlog Biotechnologies AG