THE COMBINATION OF A PHYSICAL MODEL OF A SET OF A PATIENT'S TEETH AND AN ELONGATED IMPLANT ANALOG, AN ELONGATED IMPLANT ANALOG AND A METHOD OF MAKING A PHYSICAL MODEL OF A SET OF TEETH
The invention relates to a physical model of a person's teeth and to an analog configured to mutually snap engage upon insertion of the analog to a the desired depth into a hole in the physical model representative of an implant in the person's bone, with a peripheral or annular space between the analog and the model in the hole between the location of the snap engagement and a distal portion that together with the snap engagement define contact areas serving to keep the analog from sideways or turning movements within the hole.
