Description:

The IMP 33540 Impression Coping Closed Tray 4.3MM is a precision-crafted dental instrument designed to accurately record the location of implants during the impression-taking process, allowing dental practitioners to achieve restorations of high precision. Specifically designed for use with NobelReplace implant systems, this coping has a diameter of 4.3 mm, making it compatible with various implant types within the NobelReplace lineup. Featuring a closed tray design, the IMP 33540 ensures that the implant coping is securely fixed throughout the impression process. This security is vital for achieving the most accurate transfer of the implant’s position to the laboratory, as any shifting or misalignment could result in a poorly fitting restoration. Moreover, the closed tray design reduces the likelihood of distortion during the removal of impression material, a frequent hurdle associated with open tray systems. This capability contributes to the integrity of the final impression, capturing the precise characteristics of the implant site to facilitate optimal restoration results. Made from high-grade, durable materials, the IMP 33540 Impression Coping is engineered to endure multiple sterilization cycles while retaining its shape and functionality. It has been designed for ease of use, providing a stable and trustworthy method for recording implant positions. The 4.3 mm diameter ensures compatibility with a variety of NobelReplace implant systems, offering versatility in diverse clinical scenarios. Whether utilized for single-tooth restorations or complex multi-implant situations, the IMP 33540 Impression Coping guarantees a high level of precision and control during the impression-taking process. Its ability to securely hold the coping while reducing distortion helps to enhance the workflow for dental professionals, resulting in restorations that fit accurately and function optimally. For any implant-related restorative procedure, the IMP 33540 Impression Coping Closed Tray 4.3MM is a crucial instrument for securing high-quality, precise impressions, ensuring that the end restoration fulfills the patient's functional and aesthetic requirements.