The Coping Screw (also referred to as an Impression Coping Screw or Transfer Screw) is a precision component used to securely fasten the impression coping to the implant or abutment during the impression-taking process. Its primary function is to accurately capture and transfer the spatial position, angle, and orientation of the implant within the alveolar bone to the working model. This ensures that the final crown or prosthesis fabricated in the dental laboratory achieves precise fit and optimal function.
Machined from high-strength medical-grade Titanium Alloy, this coping screw provides reliable fixation and maintains stability throughout the impression procedure, preventing any micromovement that could compromise impression accuracy.
