BIONIKA BIOSS, Impression coping for closed tray, multi-unit level, non-positioned, narrow

Brand characteristics

The BIONIKA Bioss implant system represents a refined evolution of the classic internal hex connection, providing reliable biomechanical stability and long-term osseointegration.

Its design follows the natural anatomy of the tooth root, ensuring optimal load distribution and excellent primary stability, even in immediate loading cases.

The specially engineered thread geometry exerts a bone-condensing effect, promoting rapid osseointegration and micromovement-free fixation.

The system is compatible with the following implant platform:

• DenTi® Root Form®

The BIONIKA Bioss embodies the harmony of functionality, precision, and Hungarian innovation in modern implantology.

Geometry characteristics

Narrow Impression Coping for Multi-Unit Systems – Closed Tray Technique

The Impression coping for closed tray, multi-unit level, non-positioned, narrow is a dedicated component designed for accurate impressions in multi-unit systems that connect multiple implants. Its narrow design offers clear advantages in tight anatomical spaces or small interproximal gaps, facilitating easier insertion and improved fit within the impression tray.

The non-indexed configuration allows for free rotation of the coping, simplifying clinical placement in cases where orientation is not critical. The closed tray technique enables quick and efficient impression taking without removing the coping from the patient’s mouth during the procedure.

Main Advantages:

• Narrow form: Ideal for limited implant spacing and narrow multi-unit abutments.
• Multi-unit level connection: Accurate fit with multi-unit prosthetic structures.
• Closed tray compatible: Simplifies and shortens the impression procedure.
• Non-indexed design: Flexible insertion with free rotational positioning.
• Biocompatible material: Precisely machined, durable, and sterilisable.

Indications:

The Impression coping for closed tray, multi-unit level, non-positioned, narrow is recommended for clinical cases involving multiple implants in confined anatomical areas, where fixed orientation is not required.

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