CEREC Tibase - Placement on Typodont Demo with Explanation NBA 5.0L

Okay, here we have a Nobel Active Implant with a conical connection with a healing screw on there. I'm going to unscrew the healing abutment. You can see our simulated gingiva. I'm going to take the TiBase, this is an opened TiBase, 5.0L, large size hole, 5.0 for Nobel Active, that's a regular platform. You can see we have the TiBase itself here. And we've got the screw and the scanning button. So we're going to open that up. I'm going to take the TiBase out. Take the screw out. Insert the screw into the TiBase. Now notice where the notch is. The notch is right here. See where that notch is there. You want that notch normally on a posterior tooth to be facing to the mesial or the distal. Because that will orient your screw when you move out your crown or your abutment. That will orient your screw at a 90 degree angle clockwise. So we're going to insert that and just finger tighten it. Notice I've got the notch facing the mesial. I'm going to take the scan body, which you can see also has a corresponding notch there at the top close to my finger. There's a little bit of washout on this image. And I'm going to slide that on, making sure that I orient the notches together. And that will seat down easily. If you try to orient the notch incorrectly, you'll have to put a whole lot of pressure to get that to seat. But it will seat. So if you're putting more pressure than just easy sliding down like you see there, then you've got your notches oriented incorrectly. So a quick visual inspection to make sure that's seated completely. There should be no space between the plastic of the scan body and the TiBase itself. And we're ready to move on to the next step, which is imaging.