Closed Tray Impression Coping - How to Take A Closed Tray Impression

[@aroncarvajal7080]

I'm a dental technician in Dallas Texas thank you for taking the time to share your knowledge.

[@korinnedeng434]

Thank you so much! Your explanation explains the concepts so well!

[@dr.susancholakian7927]

your explanation makes it look so simple. Thank you.

[@shadyabdelrahman6488]

Thank u doctor , great explanation

[@camronwebster7760]

Great video!

[@tarakavra2139]

Thanks for the video

[@battaadel1641]

Thnx sooo much

[@AshokKumar-kr3jt]

Good information for beginners. Thanks alot.

[@rsa1993]

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[@dr.levanpertenava6051]

Thanks doc

[@ricebowl3]

thanks for posting these basic things I need it

[@DrivanddsCA]

you're welcome! My pleasure!

[@L_B2892]

Brilliant😍😍

[@leilachahine578]

Greater a video thank you

[@dentistven]

How is the white part called?

[@sidaksinghbhalla3359]

Hi doc can this technique be used for making screw retained prosthesis ? Or we should go for open tray fixture level impression

[@pureheart7054]

Is an opposing impression needed? Can a triple tray be used for the impressive of the implant copen?

[@ancarter22]

You have to use a quad tray because the patient won’t be able to bite down with the impression coping in the mouth. 😊

[@tomwynn1570]

If the abutment is above occlusal height and u need 3 mm can u just cut the top to get 3mm? Like get a but and just cut straight off?

[@narad8165]

That cutting is done in lab. If implant is at an angle ,side also will be machined. For bridges to get parallelism , technical team will grind sides of abutments on models

[@DebarghyaPaul]

so you dont need an implant analogue here?

[@kotofu]

If you are pouring your impression in house, you need the analogue. If you are sending your impression to the lab, you don't need the analogue.