The PiC transfers are custom manufactured for every implant platform. The four white dots identify each abutment by a photogrammetry code. The PiC transfers are engage or non engage and are screwed in the patient implants or transepithelial abutments. The PiC transfers can be manufactured for all implant brands, models and platforms.

The PiC file is the result of the PiC transfer positions measured by the PiC camera. Each coded transfer results in a vector file that obtains the position and orientation of each implant where the geometry of the implant platform is related to an STL file. The PiC file does not contains organic shapes like teeth or gingiva, only the positions of the related implants are obtained, therefore, the soft tissues and / or adjacent teeth must be registered, as well as the antagonist and the intermaxillary relation.

Apart from the time of registering the soft tissues, the antagonist with the occlusion and discarding the time to screw the transfer, which depends on the number of implants, the capture usually takes less than a minute.

The PiC camera is verified by the VDI / VDE 2634 standard with an accuracy of 10 microns (

Of course! But it must be an experienced laboratory in CAD / CAM systems and be familiar with 3D printers, milling machines and implant libraries.