Description

The Inclusive^® Full Arch Scan Body is used to transmit position and angulation data of a seated multi-unit abutment when scanned with an intraoral scanner. Designed for chairside use with intraoral scanners, the Inclusive Full Arch Scan Body is attached to a multi-unit coping which requires a compatible Inclusive Multi-Unit Abutment or Glidewell HT^’ Implant Multi-Unit Abutment fastened with the respective multi-unit prosthetic screw. Its opacity on a radiograph allows accurate confirmation of complete seating. Each Inclusive Full Arch Scan Body Kit includes four small (16.6-mm-long) full-arch scan bodies, four medium (21.6-mm-long) full-arch scan bodies, and eight screws.

The Inclusive Full Arch Scan Body is:

• Radiopaque and is designed for clinical use
• Intended to be used during a digital scanning procedure to capture a seated multi-unit abutment position and angulation relative to adjacent dentition
• Intended for use as an aid in prosthetic rehabilitation and used as an accessory with endosseous dental implants when tissue contact will last less than 1 hour
• 3D printed from biocompatible resin
• Packaged non-sterile
• Intended for single use

Clinical Instructions for Use

1. Inspect each Inclusive Full-Arch Scan Body prior to use. Do not use a scan body that is damaged or unclean. It is recommended to place a throat pack prior to seating scan body.
2. Place the Inclusive Full-Arch Scan Body onto the compatible multi-unit abutment. Secure the scan body to prevent aspiration or swallowing by hand tightening the screw using the appropriate prosthetic driver.
3. Verify proper seating of the scan body. Check for soft-tissue impingement or other obstructions and confirm each scan body is fully seated onto the multi-unit abutment via a bitewing radiograph.
4. Scan per your intraoral scanner’s instructions and laboratory’s recommended workflow.