Conical abutment impression copings capture the precise position and orientation of a seated conical or EsthetiCone-style abutment — not the implant body — transferring the abutment's three-dimensional location to the working cast. This abutment-level impression technique is used when the conical abutment will remain in place in the patient's mouth and the prosthesis will be fabricated to fit over it directly.

Compatible with Keystone / Lifecore implant systems (External Hex). Precision-machined to closely fit the external profile of the conical abutment, ensuring accurate positional transfer to the analog in the definitive model. The long retaining screw allows open-tray retrieval through the impression material.

Manufactured in Bergenfield, NJ by Titan Implants. Dimensionally verified against the abutment geometry. The coping that makes abutment-level impressions reproducible.

See the technique: See the abutment-level closed tray impression technique