Implant Analog compatible with Bicon® 2.0mm Well — for 3.5mm & 4.0mm Diameter Implants (BC-2IA)

What it is. An implant analog is a stand-in for the Bicon implant that lives in the laboratory model. It reproduces the same well and taper, so whatever seats in the analog on the bench will seat in the real implant in the mouth. It is how the laboratory works the case without the patient present — the technician builds the restoration against a connection that behaves exactly like the implant.

Bicon is a locking taper system. There is no abutment screw: the abutment post is seated into the implant well and tapped home, and the 1.5° taper holds it by friction. Because there is no hex or index, the abutment can be rotated to any position before seating — 360° of freedom rather than a fixed number of orientations.

How to use it

1. Attach the analog to the impression component after the impression is taken.
2. Pour the model around it.
3. Separate the impression; the analog stays in the model in the implant’s position.
4. Build the abutment and restoration against it.
5. Keep the model for remakes and repairs.

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• Match the analog to the well size you restored at.
• Titan makes Bicon-compatible components for the 2.0mm and 3.0mm wells only. Match the well, not the implant body diameter.
• Titan measures collar and shoulder heights slightly differently from Bicon, so sizes do not cross-reference by matching numbers alone. Check the dimensions on this page rather than assuming an equivalent.

Machined at our facility in Bergenfield, New Jersey · Compatible with Bicon Locking Taper 2.0mm.

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