Pivot Block

Available in 2.5 mm and 1.6 mm diameters, the Pivot Block post has a fixed ball and can be used for transition solutions or as a permanent attachment. The OT CAP line completes the attachments, working over the titanium balls to ensure optimal retention and to minimize wear. There are five levels of retentive caps available in different colors.

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Ref. 036PTN

Titanium Pivot Kit - Standard Size 
Adapted for Coping Cover
Kit Contains:
• 5 Titanium Posts - Adapted for Coping Cover


Ref. 036PTM

Titanium Pivot Kit - Micro Size
Adapted for Coping Cover
Kit Contains:
• 5 Titanium Posts - Adapted for Coping Cover


Pivot Line Coping covermolla

Ref. 037CCL

Coping Cover - For Overcasting
Kit Contains:
• 1 Assembling  Ring For Pivots
• 2 Springs


 

Ref. 010PSP

Castable Pivots - Standard Size


 

Ref. 012PSM

Castable Pivots - Micro Size


Accessories


Ref. A01MOG
• Mooser Bur
For Pivot Size - 7 mm, 9mm, 10mm


Ref. A03MOB
• Mooser Bur
For Pivot Size - 12mm, 14mm

Studio

To be used on Titanium posts a Flex and Block for aligning and attaching the retention caps in parallel (as much as possible) on a mobile prosthesis, while in the mouth of the patient.

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Titanium posts with Fixed Sphere For Temporary and definitive attachments


Temporary post fixed with oxyphosphate cement.


To remove the post from the root, grab the sphere with the pincers and rotate carefully in both directions.


The post comes out easily due to the conical and smooth shape.


Flex and Block Titanium posts, coping cover for overcasting


Clinic Phase 1: Impression
Adapte the roots until the collar of the post is totally uncovered and clean carefully around it.


Clinic Phase 1: Impression
Take the impression that will be necessary to reproduce the cast cover.


Clinic Phase 2: Fixing
Check if the coping cover fits on the root, remove and clean all parts.


 Clinic Phase 2: Fixing
Fix the coping cover with cement. Once the cement is hard, the spring blocks itself inside and becomes a unique body with the post.

Laboratory

The lab MUST use a very hard gypsum. It is necessary to have the reproduction of the circular part of the post.

Insert the coping cover in position (without the spring).

Wax-up and cast.

Finish and polish the cast part. Insert the spring and send it to the clinic.

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