Available in 2.5 mm and 1.8 mm diameters, the Pivot Block post has a fixed ball and can be used for transition solutions or as a permanent attachment. The OT CAP line completes the attachments, working over the titanium balls to ensure optimal retention and to minimize wear. There are five levels of retentive caps available in different colors.
Kit contains:
• 5 TITANIUM PIVOTS (adapted for coping cover)
Kit contains:
• 5 TITANIUM PIVOTS (adapted for coping cover)
Lenghts available: 14 – 12 – 10 – 9 – 7mm
SET CONTENT
• 20 CASTABLE PIVOTS NORMAL SIZE
Lenghts available: 10 – 9 – 7mm
SET CONTENT
• 20 CASTABLE PIVOTS MICRO SIZE
• MOOSER BUR (for pivots of 7 – 9 – 10mm)
• MOOSER BUR (for pivots of 12 – 14mm)
Pivot Flex posts in divergent roots.
Nylon caps without directional rings. Caps are not supported in the same horizontal plane.
Nylon caps with directional rings. Caps are now supported in the same horizontal plane.
To be used on titanium pivots Flex and Block for aligning and inserting the retention caps in parallel (as much as possible) on a mobile denture, while in the mouth of the patient.
Pivot Block cemented with oxyphosphate cement for a temporary solution.
To remove the post from the root, grasp the sphere with the pliers and rotate carefully in both directions.
Due to the conical shape and smooth surface, the post is removed easily.
For permanent solutions, create notches in the post and roughen the surface before cementation.
Prepare the root by the mucosal level and adjust the radicular cavity by using a Mooser Bur with the proper dimensions.
Fill-up the radicular cavities with proper composite cements, insert than the spherical titanium pivots.
Cemented MICRO block pivot in position, retentive notches were applied to support the permanents fixation.
Place the directional rings in position between the roots and retentive caps. Proceed by taking the imprint.
Alginate impression: attachment placements in evidence.
Place the protective disks between the directional rings and the retentive caps. Feel with self curing resin and than place the prosthesis in the patient’s mouth.
When the resin will be hard enough remove the protective disk and clean up any excess of resin.
Protesi finita.
