A rod-like device intended to be used as a copy of a dental implant abutment, for a dental laboratory working model, to confirm the orientation/position of the final dental implant; it may be used during a scanning procedure (e.g., with a laboratory scanner).

Compatible with Calcitek implant systems. Machined from stainless steel or titanium to closely replicate the implant's internal connection, hex orientation, and platform diameter. Designed for embedding in die stone or resin models without rotation.

Made in Bergenfield, NJ by Titan Implants. Dimensionally matched to the implant connection for accurate lab work on the first pour. The analog the lab can trust from model to delivery.