50 devices · GMDN 67462
A dental implant abutment analog for intraoral scanning is a reusable device designed to serve as a temporary replica of a dental implant abutment. It is used during intraoral scanning procedures to accurately capture the position and orientation of the implant or abutment, supporting the fabrication of dental restorations, and may also be used for laboratory scanning.
This category of device is intended for repeated use after appropriate cleaning and sterilization, as indicated by its reusable nature. It is typically constructed from radiopaque materials to allow verification via intraoral imaging when used with an x-ray sensor, ensuring accurate placement during digital workflows.
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