Accurate Digital Scanning: Helps capture precise 3D implant position and orientation.

Implant-Level Scanning: Designed for digital impression workflows at implant level.

CAD/CAM Compatibility: Supports digital prosthetic design and restoration workflows.

Precise Reference Geometry: Helps scanners identify implant position and rotational alignment.

Durable Construction: Made with a combination of a metal connection and a high-strength scan body.

Stable Positioning: Designed for secure seating on the compatible implant connection.

Digital Workflow Support: Suitable for intraoral and laboratory scanning workflows.

Prosthetic Applications: Supports digital fabrication of implant-supported crowns and bridges.

Select the Scan Body: Choose the correct Straumann-compatible implant-level scan body according to the implant connection.

Prepare the Implant: Expose the implant connection and clean the area to remove blood, saliva, and debris.

Attach the Scan Body: Carefully position the scan body onto the implant and secure it using the appropriate screw.

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

Perform Digital Scanning: Use a compatible intraoral scanner to capture the scan body along with the surrounding anatomical structures.

Capture Complete Data: Ensure sufficient scanning coverage from different angles for accurate digital recognition.

Import Scan Data: Transfer the digital scan file into compatible CAD/CAM dental design software.

Design the Restoration: Use the appropriate digital implant library to identify the scan body and design the implant-supported restoration.

Remove the Scan Body: Carefully unscrew and remove it after completing the scanning procedure.