Scannable Temporary Abutments

Scannable Temporary Abutment Guide

The occlusal view of the Scannable Temporary Abutments communicates a variety of information. The abutment color and number of dimples denotes the post diameter. The numeral denotes the series, which is the approximate diameter in mm of the abutment, and the letter denotes the profile's relative height. A circle around the numeral and letter denotes a tall shaft, which is the portion of the abutment post above the top of the implant.

*Tall shafts are 2.0mm taller than standard shafts and are helpful for deeply-positioned implants often avoiding the need for removing bone over the implant with sulcus formers.

Scannable Temporary Abutment Highlights

Bicon's Scannable Temporary Abutments provide for an efficient and cost-effective digital recording of an implant's position at the time of its one-stage surgical placement or later.

• Acts as both a temporary abutment and a Digital Scan Post at the same time
• Provides for fewer number of patient visits
• Digitally-scanned image must include the entire occlusal circumference of the abutment
• Choose any abutment size or Millable Abutment Blank for the final restoration
• Fabricate the prosthesis while the implant is healing