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Overdenture System
Female in the post-coping (bonding technique)
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| The attachment female in the post coping and
the adjustable spring pin in the removable prosthesis.
Advantages:
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Fabrication of the post coping: Bonding Technique
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| Wax up the post-coping as low as possible (FIG 1). Use the (RE for M2) P7 paralleling mandrel for the green plastic female. Position the model parallel to the occlusal surface to parallel and position the green plastic keeper (FIG 2). To provide space for the denture tooth in the removable prosthesis, wax the coping concave (FIG 3). |
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| After casting and finishing of the post-coping, blast the inside of the female with 110u aluminum oxide (FIG 4). Use the RE P2/5 mandrel to position the titanium female in the post coping. Place the titanium female on the RE P2/5 mandrel and blast it with 110u aluminum oxide (FIG 5). Do not touch the female afterwards. Mix Ceka Site in equal amounts (1:1 ratio) of catalyst and base material (FIG 6). |
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| Apply an adequate amount of Ceka Site. Be sure the females are parallel and without contact or friction with the post coping (FIG 7). Allow a full 10 minutes setting time (FIG 8). Be sure to make a new mix of Ceka Site for each unit. The rounded shape of the coping provides for easy patient cleaning and hygiene maintenance (FIG 9). |
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The finished post-copings.
The attachments must be parallel to provide a service-free prosthesis. |
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