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Security Lock Cast-In Instructions

  Security Lock Bond-In Instructions
   
 

 Security Lock Cast-In Instructions

In this case, a superstructure is to be retained with a screw. The abutment should be waxed up using standard procedures.
 
 
Once the abutment has been cast, it should be milled and polished.
 
A centering drill is used to create a dimple in the correct position.
 
The correct size of Multidrill is used to drill a hole at the correct angle for the threaded rod. It is essential that Bredent’s milling and drilling oil (#550 000 08) is used.
 
Screw the threaded rod into the sleeve. Both the pin and the hexagonal socket can be reduced as required.
 
Coat the threaded rod and sleeve with Piku-Plast resin (#540 001 76).
 
Piku-Plast guarantees optimum strength for continued processing.
 
Screw a retention screw coated with colloidal graphite into the threaded sleeve to retain it in the investment material (#540 007 06).
 
The rear of the short screwdriver can be used to remove the retention screw.
 
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 Security Lock Bond-In Instructions

Implant bars or custom abutments are milled and polished.
 
 
Access hole is drilled using the 1.4 mm center drill and multidrill. Milling oil is recommended.
 
Auxiliary modelling pins are placed and checked for ideal positioning.
 
The angle in which the modelling element is placed will determine the angle in which the dentist will access the screw head.
 
Relief was is added to block out all gross undercuts in a parallel manner. A light coat of Vaseline on the bar is recommended.
 
Pi-Ku-Plast is used to create the overcasting pattern. Any color Pi-Ku-Plast can be used.
 
The bridge is waxed in the usual manner over the Pi-Ku-Plast patterns.
 
Upon removal of the auxiliary waxing pin, a uniform housing in Pi-Ku-Plast is achieved for bonding in of the screw and thread-sleeve.
 
Metal is finished and prepared for porcelain. You must finish the porcelain work prior to bonding in the locking screw.
 
Careful investing ensures that the cylindrical housing is accurately replicated.
 
Locking screws and thread-sleeves.
 
A light coat of Vaseline is applied to prevent permanent bonding in of the locking screw.
 
Bonding cement is applied into the cylindrical metal housing.
 
Thread-sleeve and locking screw are inserted into the housing. Be sure to insert the screw all the way into the hole.
 
The locking screw is adjusted. Care must be taken not to over adjust the screw head as the hex can be lost and render the screwdriver useless.
 
Close up view of a properly adjusted locking screw.
 
You must finish the porcelain work prior to bonding in the locking screw.
 
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Dimensions

 

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Product Measurements

All measurements are in millimeters.
Security Lock screws (thread sizes):
Size 1.0 = M2    = 2.0 mm
Size 1.4 = M2    = 2.0 mm
Size 1.8 = M2.5 = 2.5 mm

Total lengths of the threaded sleeves:
Size 1.0 = 5.3 mm
Size 1.4 = 5.3 mm
Size 1.8 = 5.3 mm

Reducibility of the threaded sleeves:
Note:  The threaded sleeves can only be shortened at the non-threaded end.  If it is shortened at the other end, no guarantee of faultless function can be given.

Size 1.0 = 2.3 mm
Size 1.4 = 2.3 mm
Size 1.8 = 2.3 mm

Rest length of the threaded sleeved = Minimum thickness of the secondary part!
Size 1.0 = 3.0 mm
Size 1.4 = 3.0 mm
Size 1.8 = 3.0 mm

Outside diameter of the threaded sleeve:
Size 1.0 = 2.8 mm
Size 1.4 = 2.8 mm
Size 1.8 = 3.2 mm

Diameter of the retention rods for the Security Lock:
Size 1.0 = 1.0 mm
Size 1.4 = 1.4 mm
Size 1.8 = 1.8 mm

Retention rod lengths:
Size 1.0 = 3.0 mm
Size 1.4 = 3.0 mm
Size 1.8 = 3.0 mm

Reducibility of the retention rods:
The retention rods can be individually shortened.  The rest of the retention rod should be sufficient so that a solid lock can be attained.

FAQ

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  What is the retention sequence of the matrices (females)?
Green is low, Yellow is normal, and red is high retention.