Summary of Implant Specifications

This document provides a detailed tabular summary of various implant models under different series, including MASTER-L, MASTER-C, MASTER-S, HEXCEL-S, and others. Each series lists multiple implant references with corresponding dimensional parameters.

1. Implant Series and Models

• MASTER-L Series: Models ML42, ML47, ML37, ML33 with sizes ranging from 7 mm to 13 mm in length.
• MASTER-C Series: Models MC45, MC50, MC40, MC35 with lengths from 7 mm up to 15 mm.
• MASTER-S and HEXCEL-S Series: Models MS42, MS47, MS37, Si37, Si47, MO33, Si33, Si42 with lengths from 7 mm to 15 mm.

2. Dimensional Parameters

Each implant reference is associated with four key dimensions labeled as A, B, C, and L, representing critical measurements in millimeters. These dimensions vary by model and length, for example:

• Dimension A ranges approximately from 3.10 mm to 5.60 mm depending on the model.
• Dimension B ranges approximately from 3.30 mm to 5.00 mm.
• Dimension C ranges approximately from 1.50 mm to 3.40 mm.
• Length (L) varies from 7 mm up to 15 mm.

3. Reference Codes and Notations

Each implant is identified by a reference code (e.g., ML42-8.5, MC45-10) which encodes the series, model, and length. The document uses symbols such as ణ A, ణ B, ణ C, and ణ L to denote the dimensions A, B, C, and length respectively.

4. Observations and Recommendations

• The document serves as a comprehensive specification sheet for implant selection based on size requirements.
• It is critical to match implant dimensions precisely to clinical needs to ensure proper fit and function.
• Users should refer to the exact reference codes when ordering or specifying implants.

5. Limitations

The document does not provide procedural guidelines, material specifications, or clinical usage instructions. It focuses solely on dimensional data for implant models.

6. Summary Table Insights

The tabulated data allows quick comparison across models and sizes, facilitating selection based on length and dimensional constraints. The consistent format across series aids in standardization.