PROSTHETIC PROCEDURE

Remove healing cap or tissue contour healing abutment from the patient's implant using the .050 hex wrench. Verify the locking nut is attached.	Insert metal impression post into implant and lock with hand pressure using the .050 hex wrench.	Inject impression material around the impression post and proceed with a routine impression.
Remove impression tray from patient. Remember to replace healing cap or tissue contour healing abutment back into the patient's implant.	Unlock impression post from the patient's implant and separate. Assemble the impression post to the corresponding implant analog and lock together with hand pressure.	Insert the locked implant-analog assembly into the impression and send to dental laboratory along with abutment of choice.

Remove the healing cap or tissue contour healing abutment from the patient's implant using a 0.50 hex wrench.

Insert the prosthetic abutment fromthe laboratory in the patient's implant and lock with hand pressure using the 0.50 hex wrench.

Cement the prosthesis to the implant abutment. The cement of choice is the clinician's personal choice.

Items needed for impression phase. Note: Implant analog must correspond with proper implant diameter.	Abutments for final prosthesis. Note: Based on implant placement and aesthetic considerations, select straight, tapered, or tapered abutment as needed.
The abutment locking feature is a sliding nut that moves when the screw in the abutment is loosened or tightened. It is important to make sure the screw is not tight (locked) prior to insertion of the abutment or it will not go into the implant.
If the abutment does not seat properly, loosen the nut 1/2 turn counterclockwise and reinsert. Note: Do not loosen more than one turn or the nut may come off the abutment screw. In the event abutment nut remains in the implant, reinsert the abutment and tighten the abutment screw one turn and retract abutment. Verify the nut is attached.