BIONIKA BONELIT, Impression coping for closed tray, angled, type-B

Brand characteristics

The BIONIKA Bonelit implant system utilizes an advanced “tube-in-tube” connection concept with a four-position, ribbed anti-rotation design that ensures a stable, micromovement-free fit between the abutment and the implant.

The conical precision connection provides optimal force transmission by directing loads deep into the implant body, thereby reducing stress on the cortical bone.

Placement at or slightly below the cortical level is recommended to enhance primary stability and maintain long-term bone preservation.

The internal platform-switching design allows the bone to naturally grow over the implant shoulder, providing biological sealing and lasting bone preservation.

The spirally micro-grooved, self-locking thread structure combined with the bone-condensing, anatomical root-shaped body ensures rapid osseointegration, high primary stability, and suitability for immediate loading.

The rounded implant apex facilitates surgical placement, ensuring accurate positioning and minimal bone stress.

The BIONIKA Bonelit system is compatible with the following platforms:

• ICX® da Vinci®
• Straumann® BoneLevel®

It offers a reliable alternative to premium implant systems, combining Hungarian precision with innovative engineering excellence.

Geometry characteristics

Accurate Implant Impression with Angle Correction and Defined Orientation

The Impression coping for closed tray, angled, type-B is an implant-level impression component specifically developed for the closed tray technique. Its angled design enables angle compensation, making it particularly advantageous when the implant axis deviates from the ideal direction.

The Type B positioning ensures that a specific corner of the connecting interface always aligns in the same orientation relative to the top part of the coping. This allows for precise and predictable reproduction during laboratory procedures, which is crucial in multiple-implant restorations where coordinated orientation is essential.

Main Advantages:

• Angled design: Facilitates angle correction for non-ideally positioned implants.
• For closed tray use: Enables impression taking without removing the coping, streamlining clinical workflows.
• Type B positioning: A specific corner of the connector is consistently aligned with the coping’s top for repeatable orientation.
• Implant-level connection: Provides stable, direct engagement with the implant.
• Biocompatible metal: Precisely machined, durable, and sterilisable material for clinical reliability.

Indications:

The Impression coping for closed tray, angled, type-B is the optimal choice in clinical situations requiring both angle correction and reliable orientation — particularly in the case of coordinated restorations involving multiple implants.

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