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Active Analog (TM) is revolutionary, in a double sense,
in the world of analogues. Not only is it a new concept, but also that it's
new design converts this component into a small lathing tool with a turning
capacity which allows operations which up till now have been out of the
reach of the laboratory and the clinic, and with similar results as those
of the manufacturer. An analog reproduces a pillar or a transepithelial.
The part that is copied is the head and the original screw, but it's inferior
part is different, as up till now it only had retentions so that it could
not rotate in the plaster and it remained fixed in the model which reproduces
the patient's mouth. With Active Analog, one can: model components, reduce
pillar diameters, cut part of the pillars, clean transepithelial and plates
scarring pillars and cleaning components. |
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