BIONIKA CA, Impression coping for open tray, uniform, non-positioned

Brand characteristics

The BIONIKA CA implant system is a high-precision solution compatible with the Ankylos® C platform, featuring a conical connection that prioritises stability and long-term osseointegration.

Its conical, micromovement-free interface ensures optimal load distribution, reducing the risk of bone resorption and enhancing the durability of the implant–abutment connection.

The platform switching design promotes soft tissue sealing around the implant shoulder, creating a natural biological barrier.

The spirally micro-grooved thread provides strong cortical anchorage, while the self-locking, self-compressing spongiosa thread ensures excellent primary stability.

With its anatomical root shape, rounded apex, and precisely engineered geometry, the CA implant allows for minimally traumatic insertion, making it an ideal choice for clinical cases requiring high precision and long-term reliability.

Geometry characteristics

Uniform Design Impression Coping for Open Tray Technique with Flexible Insertion

The Impression coping for open tray, uniform, non-positioned is an implant-level component designed for open tray impression techniques. Its uniform geometry ensures even distribution of the impression material, reducing the risk of distortion and providing a highly accurate and easily reproducible impression.

The non-positioned design allows for free rotational adjustment during insertion, making the clinical workflow faster and more flexible, especially when rotational indexing is not required. The open tray technique provides precise spatial data on the implant's position, which is essential for accurate prosthetic fabrication.

Main Advantages:

• Uniform geometry: Consistent shape for optimal impression material flow and accuracy.
• For open tray technique: Precise impression taking via direct screw access and removal.
• Non-positioned design: Freely rotatable for quick and flexible clinical application.
• Implant-level connection: Secure and reliable fit to the implant interface.
• Biocompatible material: Sterilisable, durable, and precisely machined.

Indications:

The Impression coping for open tray, uniform, non-positioned is ideal for implant-level impressions in cases where rotational orientation is not required, but accurate spatial positioning is critical.

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