Digital analog multi-unit abutment D-type

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Digital Analog MUA design to replicate implant for the laboratory in cases using multi-unit abutments via Libraires.

In stock

$22

Compatibility
Nobel Active® Multi Unit Level, NeoDent® Multi Unit Level, Uniqa Dental (D-Type) Multi Unit Level
Screw type
UIAR-S001
Supplied with
UIAR-S001
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$22

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SHIPPING COST
ESTIMATED DELIVERY TIME
TRACKING INFORMATION
USPS
Free
1–2 business days
Available
DHL Express
Free
5–10 business days
Available

We accept payments by Credit Cards (Visa, MasterCard, Maestro, American Express), PayPal, Google Pay and Apple Pay.

All payment methods are secured with an SSL certificate and are completely secure. The website has been checked and protected by international data protection systems.

Please note that the returned item must not be damaged or used and must be sent in the original packaging. Returns can be initiated within 60 days of receipt.

Refunds are made no later than 5 business days from the date of receipt of the parcel at the company's warehouse.

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FAQ

What is the difference between an implant analog for CAD/CAM systems and a classical model where the model is cast in plaster based on an impression of the jaw?

The only difference is in the attachment shank. In classical technology, the shank has to fit into the socket left by the transfer. In digital dentistry, the jaw model is printed on a 3D printer and the implant analogue is screwed into a nut that is fixed into the model.

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