Lab Analogs | All Types

Implant lab analogs for conventional and digital workflows. The analog is the implant's stand-in in the working model, and everything the laboratory builds is referenced from it, so machining accuracy here decides whether the finished restoration seats passively or has to be adjusted at the chair.

Standard analogs. For stone models, with retention grooves that hold the analog stable in the die while the case is built and handled.

Digital analogs. Designed for 3D printed models, with a geometry that locks into the printed socket and tolerates the slightly different fit that printing produces.

By connection. Internal Hex in standard and narrow platform, conical connection in NP and RP, and analogs for other platforms including Straumann Bone Level, Nobel Active, Astra EV and Zimmer systems.

Prosthetic level analogs. Multi-Unit analogs for M1.4, M1.6 and M1.7, and attachment analogs for ball, Loc-In and Lock overdenture systems, which replicate the attachment rather than the implant.

Handling. Technical analog handles hold the analog steady at the bench during waxing and finishing.

Competitive pricing for laboratories, high stock availability and custom production for larger orders.