Product catalog extra oral Titanmagnetics® for maxillo-facial prosthetics Online catalog and manual 05.2024

Your customer number:steco-system-technik GmbH & Co. KG Kollaustr. 6 22529 Hamburg Germany www.steco.de/en E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail [email protected] Here you will always find our latest documents (e.g. instructions for use), certificates and general terms and conditions. Steco®, Titanmagnetics®and Logo H® are registered trademarks of steco-system-technik GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg. There is no need to use the distinctive emblem ® in favor of readability.

Hjalmar Stemmann Graduate Economist and Certified Dental Technician Dear customers, Welcome to Steco! We would like to present our company and our products. Our family-run business, steco-system-technik GmbH & Co. KG, was founded in 1996 by my father master dental technician Hartmut Stemmann and me. However, our dental roots go back over 100 years to when my great-grandfather came back to Hamburg (Germany) as a lay barber after his journeyman years following completion of his barber apprenticeship. In the late nineteenth century prostheses made from the new material, caoutchouc, gave dentistry...

Which prosthetic treatment is to be made?Prosthesis on implants Which implant system? - Ahead (BioComp Industries) - Maxilla - External Hex (e.g. Southern Implants) - Palate - Epitec Grid (Stryker-Leibinger) - Nasal septum - Ti-Epiplating (Medicon)

Titanmagnetics principle Prostheses on implants Spherical magnets Teleskopic and conical magnets Implant inserts - Ahead (BioComp Industries) - External Hex (e.g. Southern Implants u.a.) - Epitec Grid (Stryker-Leibinger) - Ti-Epiplating (Medicon) Titanmagnetics for nasal septum 17 Step-by-step to the nasal septum prosthesis 17 Product lines fur obturators 18 All marked in the catalog with *) asterisk product numbers refer to the products that are sold exclusively through selected implant manufacturers. For the correctness of the foreign numbers we take no responsibility. The implant names mentioned...

Titanmagnetics® principle The construction principle The Titanmagnetics system consists of magnetic implant abutments (inserts) and corresponding counter magnets (prosthesis or denture magnets). The inserts are available in several abutment heights for most implant systems. There are also different product lines that differ in shape, strength and lateral guidance. Prosthesis magnet (in the picture with retention ring) Corrosion-proof titanium Flat Insert - one-piece - is screwed directly Implant-specific geometry (for obturators without thread) the prosthesis is easy to apply and detatch polished...

steco Magnetic retention for facial prostheses Prostheses are usually designed to be removable. In addition to adhesives or glasses, mainly small implants are used to attach prostheses. Magnets, bars or snaps are attached to these implants. Due to their hygienic surface and the tension-free fit, Titanmagnetics have many advantages over other holding elements. The selfcentering positioning of magnetically held prostheses makes handling easier for the patient. Which product line is suitable for which defect? Four different product lines are offered for facial prosthetics, which are explained in...

Spherical magnets Spherical magnets (X-Line/ Z-Line) The slightly curved surface of the spherical Titanmagnetics is self-centering and has a lowest lateral force introduction into the implant. X-Line and Z-Line are therefore particularly suitable for short implants. Due to the absence of the lateral steering they are also applicable on highly divergent implants. Eight (X-Line) or ten (Z-Line) small wrench surfaces on the circular casing of the inserts are used for the form-fitting connection to an insertion instrument (torque wrench adapters, see page 12). Prosthesis magnets with retention rings...

Teleskopic and conical magnets Teleskopic magnets (T-Line) The T-Line was developed specifically for the use in auricular prostheses. Their telescoping form allows guided lifting by the muscles of mastication. T-Line magnets can be used for nasal prostheses, too. The telescopic bearing of 2.5 mm allows the facial prosthesis secure fixation on the tissue. At the same time it allows a certain rotation and axial movement without losing the withdrawal force. The T-Line is not allowed for dental use! The withdrawal force is 1.4 N (143 g). The head diameter is 5.8 mm and is therefore the same as the...

Implant inserts Implant system / Insert

Implant inserts Implant system / Insert

Impression To make a new prosthesis, each product line has its own compatible impression post and laboratory replica. Impression post - magnetic impression without screws - locks magnetically to the insert - the external geometry ensures the impression material is securely fixed - for the K-Line, the prosthesis magnet is used Laboratory replica - for making models quickly and hygienically - the original implant does not have to be used on the insert - there is no need for time-consuming cleaning An insert is screwed directly into the implant. For this purpose the appropriate torque wrench adapter...

Auricle / Nose with collar with collar with collar

Step-by-Step to the prosthesis Using the example of an auriclar prosthesis with Straumann implants EO STEP 1 - Selection of the right insert Select the appropriate product line according to the space limitations. Then choose the construction height according to the soft tissue height. The insert should be ~ 1 mm higher than the soft tissue. STEP 2 - Screw in the selected inserts Use a torque wrench to screw in the selected insert at a torque of 20 Ncm. Never screw in the insert with pliers or manually to avoid damages on inserts or implant or loose fit! STEP 3 - Impression For impression use...

Patients communication Patient pass extraorallyThe patient pass is a useful tool in patient communication. Fully completed, it provides the appropriate data for each examination or in case of an exchange. It also contains important information on the handling of the magnet, which should be respected by patients, clinicians and radiologists.REF K.00.68.EN02 Notes for the patient: Please note the following information of your prosthesis and give these instructions to the clinician in charge. Always carry the passport with you wherever possible. • Please avoid direct contact of data carriers or...