Theories and Techniques of Oral Implantology (vol.2) (published 1970)   Dr. Leonard I. Linkow

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490 Theories and techniques of oral implantology

Fig. 11-85. Nonparallel pins inserted labially above the pulp horns.

Fig. 11-86. The pins should be adjusted so that they fit flush with the lingual aspects of the anterior teeth.

Fig. 11-87. An elastic impression is taken with a special prepared tray.

Fig. 11-88. The pins are reinserted in the rubber impression after the impression is removed from the mouth.

Fig. 11-89. The lingual casting as well as the veneer crown restorations were fitted and articulated.

Fig. 11-90. The finished prosthesis with the plastic-headed screws in position.

1 Nonparallel pins inserted labially above mandibular teeth pulp horns
2 Pins adjusted to fit flush with lingual aspects of anterior teeth
3 Pins reinserted in rubber impression after it is removed from mouth
4 Lingual casting & veneer crown restorations fitted & articulated
5 Finished mandibular prosthesis with plastic headed screws in position
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