Implant Substitutes are precise replica models used in dental implant restorations to accurately reproduce the three-dimensional position and orientation of the implant within the alveolar bone outside the patient's mouth. Key Features: Intraoral Position Replication: Precisely mimics the plateau position, depth, and angle of the implant within the patient's mouth, forming the foundation for accurate restorations. Model Working Core: Fixed within a plaster model, it forms the working basis for the laboratory to fabricate crowns or bridges, ensuring a perfect match between the restoration and the intraoral condition. Precise Connection: Perfectly matches the corresponding implant system brand and model, ensuring error-free passive placement of the restorative components. Simulated Subgingival Morphology: Some designs include pergingival contours, which can be used to simulate and fabricate the personalized neck shape of the final restoration on the model. Core Value: Completes all the complex restoration fabrication processes on an accurate model, serving as a cornerstone indirect component ensuring long-term stability, marginal fit, and passive placement of implant restorations.
