Designed for Accuracy:

 Our impression copings and screws have been designed for case of use, better accuracy and enhanced stability in the impression stage. The coping design of two flat sides and significant horizontal groove allow for a strong lock in the impression material.  For added stability the clinician may use the horizontal groove to lock numerous implant copings together with the dental floss technique. Another added feature of the coping is a wider base, which will accommodate the plastic sleeve in the laboratory phase. The retaining screw which comes in lengths of 22, 24, and 26mm is what really enhances the ease of use of the impression coping. The knurled head is easy to grip and tighten into the implant. Using the proper length should allow the screw head to clear the impression tray (open tray technique), permitting an uncomplicated removal of the screws and the impression.

Please see instruction video #2 how to use Titan Implants' implant impression coping using Titan Implant locator pin

 2. Titan Implants' Taking Open Tray Impression Case Study (click here)

Recommended Accessory: Titan Implant Locator Pin

Note: This product uses a 0.050" Hex Screw Driver. 

0.050'' (1.27mm) Hex Screw Driver

 Recommended Accessory: Titan Implant Locator Pin

Several Practical Uses

TITAN's implant locator pin is a straight threaded pin with a serrated handle designed for several practical uses.

Example#1: 

 At times, it may be difficult to insert an impression coping or abutment intraorally due to impaired visibility or access. The implant locator is easier to screw into the implant. Once inserted, by hand, the impression coping or abutment will slide over the pin and lock in place because of the snug fit of the head. Then the implant locator pin is removed and replaced by the appropriate screw.

Example#2:

 The implant locator pin can be used to check for parallelism and positioning of the implants intraorally. This can be done in the lab too. In the lab, the implant locator pin is convenient for custom abutment fabrication. Simple slide the plastic sleeve down the implant locator pin and proceed to wax-up to the appropriate gingival height. The ease of sliding the abutment on and off saves time and simplifies lab work. (This can be actually done in the mouth)

The implant locator pin comes in three different lengths and different threads to match various manufacturers.