A 4-in-1 Convenient Package

THE RIGHT TOOLS FOR THE JOB

MAGIC ABUTCOPING

Simplified process and precise impression
Convenient cuff selection according to patient’s gingiva condition to address aeshetics
Four functions (Abutment, Lab analog, Impression coping, Anti-screw loosening) provides an economical and convenient choice
1.2mm Guide Driver: Functions as both an abutment screw driver and anti-screw loosening device that rests inside of the final abutment
Impression Part: Funtions as an impression and as a lab analog
Abutment plus Screw: Pair abutment with abutment screw

MAGIC SCREW

Minimally invasive and simple surgery
Flap reflection is not required in second-stage surgery
Only a very small incision is required and suturing is not needed in second-stage surgery
Prevention of failure through the use of ‘temporary dentures’

A. Superior impression accuracy due to having the impression taken directly from the abutment.

B. Multifunctional, with state-of-the-art impression coping mechanisms.

1. After implantation, instead of closing screw, attach Magic Screw (The blade should be 0.5-1mm shorter than flap thickness)

2. Suture

3. At the second stage surgery, perform infiltration anesthesia and apply pressure onto the area where the fixture was placed

4. The soft tissue directly above the blade of the Magic Screw is incised.

5. Check the 1.2 hexagon through the small incision. Remove a small portion of soft tissue and remove the Magic Screw.

6. Attach healing abutment.

1. Remove temporarily attached crown and tighten abutment screw. After taking X-ray, tighten with Torque Ratchet (25~30N)

2. Engage the 1.2 Guide Pin/Driver onto the abutment screw as shown in figure.

3. Apply resin into the space between the shaft of the 1.2 Guide Pin/Driver and the inside of the abutment and perform light curing.

4.Cut 1.2 guide driver to abutment level with diamond bur.

5. The milled 1.2 Guide Pin/Driver is completely fixed into the hexagon of the abutment screw.