Análogos hexagonales internos

Dental analogs are precision-engineered components designed to replicate the dimensions and characteristics of dental implants in laboratory models. These analogs are primarily used by dental professionals to ensure the proper fit and alignment of prosthetic components, such as crowns, bridges, or dentures, before final placement in a patient’s mouth.

At WholeDent, we offer a wide range of implant analogs, including:

• Osstem TS Compatible Analogs
• BioHorizons Compatible Analogs
• Straumann BLX Compatible Analogs
• MIS Seven Compatible Analogs
• GDT Implant Analogs
• GdtLoc Attachment Analogs

Using high-quality analogs like these ensures that dental professionals can create precise and durable restorations, minimizing the risk of misalignment and implant failure.

WholeDent provides a diverse selection of dental analogs to meet the needs of implantologists, dental labs, and restorative specialists. These include:

• Standard Platform Analogs – Used for traditional implant systems, such as the GDT Implant Analog Standard Platform.
• Wide Platform Analogs – Designed for implants with a broader base, like the GDT Implant Analog Wide Platform.
• Narrow Platform Analogs – Suitable for implants with smaller diameters for tight spaces.
• Slim Platform Analogs – Ideal for slender implant systems, ensuring a compact fit.
• One-Piece Implant Analogs – These analogs, such as the GDT One Piece Implant Analog, are used for single-unit restorations.
• Multi-Unit Analogs – Designed for multi-unit abutment systems.
• Mini Platform Analogs – Specifically for implants with a smaller footprint.
• Digital Analogs – Compatible with CAD/CAM workflows for precise digital restorations.
• Click Attachment Analogs – Such as the GDT Click Attachment Analog, designed for easy prosthetic attachment.
• Ball Attachment Analogs – The GDT Ball Attachment Analog is essential for overdenture retention systems.

Each of these analogs ensures that restorations fit precisely, reducing adjustments during the final placement in the patient’s mouth.

Implant analogs are a critical component in dental restoration because they replicate the implant’s position in a plaster or 3D-printed dental model. Here’s how they are used:

1. Impression and Model Creation – After a dentist takes an impression of a patient’s implant site, the analog is inserted into the model.
2. Prosthetic Design – Using the analog as a reference, the dental lab fabricates crowns, bridges, or dentures with perfect alignment.
3. Digital Workflow – Some analogs, like digital analogs, are used in CAD/CAM systems for precise digital restorations. Note that GdtLoc Attachment Analogs are not suitable for digital workflows.
4. Quality Check – Before sending the prosthetic to the dentist, the lab ensures that the fit and angulation are accurate, reducing chairside adjustments.

By using high-quality analogs, dental labs improve accuracy and efficiency, ultimately leading to better clinical outcomes for patients.

Selecting the correct implant analog is crucial to achieving accurate restorations. When choosing an analog, consider:

• Compatibility – Ensure the analog matches the implant system. For Example: WholeDent’s GDT Implant Analogs are designed for standard, wide, and one-piece implants.
• Material Quality – Our analogs are made from high-grade titanium and stainless steel, ensuring durability and longevity.
• Precision – Look for analogs with tight tolerances to prevent misalignment. WholeDent’s analogs are engineered for optimal accuracy.
• Ease of Use – Some analogs, such as the GDT Click Attachment Analog, provide an easy snap-in mechanism for improved workflow efficiency.

By choosing the right dental analog from WholeDent, you ensure high-precision restorations, reducing errors and enhancing patient satisfaction.