Digital Impression Component: Designed for implant-level digital scanning procedures.

Accurate Implant Position Transfer: Helps capture the implant's three-dimensional position and orientation.

Korean O Compatibility: Designed for the corresponding Korean O implant connection.

CAD/CAM Workflow: Supports digital restoration designing using compatible implant libraries.

Precision-Machined Design: Provides a defined scanning reference for digital impression procedures.

Scanner Compatibility: Suitable for use with compatible intraoral and laboratory scanners.

Implant-Level Scanning: Helps transfer implant connection information into digital workflows.

Restoration Support: Useful for designing implant-supported crowns and bridges.

Check Compatibility: Confirm that the scan body matches the Korean O implant connection and the correct digital implant library.

Prepare the Implant: Remove the healing abutment or temporary component and clean the implant connection.

Position the Scan Body: Carefully place the scan body onto the implant at the implant level.

Secure the Component: Tighten the scan body using the appropriate compatible screw and driver, following the manufacturer's recommended torque.

Verify Seating: Ensure that the scan body is completely seated and properly aligned without any gap or obstruction.

Perform Digital Scanning: Use a compatible intraoral scanner or laboratory scanner to capture the scan body and surrounding anatomical structures.

Import Scan Data: Transfer the scanned digital file into compatible CAD software.

Select Implant Library: Choose the corresponding Korean O implant library and match the scan body geometry.

Design Restoration: Use the digital implant position data to design the required implant-supported restoration.

Remove and Clean: Carefully remove the scan body after scanning and clean or sterilize it according to the manufacturer's instructions.