Taksan Implant Tray

Taksan Implant Tray is a specialized dental tool designed for accurate impressions during dental implant placement. It helps dentists record the three-dimensional structure of the jaw, gums and placed implants with high accuracy, which is the foundation for fabricating a crown or dental prosthesis. Implant trays are generally divided into two main types, open tray and closed tray, each used depending on the stage of treatment and the patient’s condition. This tool is made of durable, flexible materials and is often disposable to prevent cross-infection.

Key Features of the Implant Tray:

• Types: The open tray is used for direct transfer of the impression coping, and the closed tray for indirect transfer.
• Material: Usually made of medical plastic or durable elastomeric materials.
• Design: Conforms to oral and jaw anatomy and can be adapted for the upper or lower jaw.
• Use: Suitable for post-implant impressions, laboratory models and fabrication of abutments and crowns.
• High accuracy: Accurately records implant positions to ensure the prosthesis fits.

How to Use an Implant Tray:

1. Preparation: After implant placement and initial healing, the dentist selects the appropriate tray.
2. Take the impression: Impression material (such as polyvinyl siloxane) is placed in the tray and positioned in the patient’s mouth.
3. Transfer: With the open-tray technique, the coping comes away with the impression; with the closed-tray technique, the coping stays on the implant.
4. Sending to the lab: The resulting model is sent off for fabrication of the crown or prosthesis.

Benefits:

• Outstanding accuracy: Ensures a perfect fit between the crown and the implant.
• Shorter treatment time: Accurate impressions speed up prosthesis fabrication.
• Hygiene: Being disposable prevents infection.
• Flexibility: Suitable for all types of implants and oral conditions.

Applications:

• Impressions for single-tooth or full-arch implants.
• Use in digital and conventional implant workflows.
• Supports complex treatments such as immediate or zygomatic implants.