Implant Information
Basic information about implants, abutments and pins.
Source [text]
where was this info obtained, this is NOT used in software
Company [text]
Implant company ("Blue Sky Bio", "Straumann", "Nobel", ...)
Password [text]
Password used to unlock implants, must be same for all parts from the same manufacturer. If the password is defined the part will be hidden by default in BSP.
Leave empty for non-hidden parts.
Type [text]
type of part, "Implant", "Abutment" or "PIN"
Implant
Part ID
[unique, text uppercase]
Identification name of implant, should be UPPERCASE and unique
Longer Implant [text uppercase]
part ID of longer implant if such exists, otherwise should be empty, used only for BSB implants
Compatible Abutments [list separated by commas, uppercase]
list of compatible abutments, abutment part IDs should be separated by commas
Example:
Abutment
Part ID
[unique, text uppercase]
Identification name of abutment, should be UPPERCASE and unique
Abutment Bend Point distance [mm]
distance of angle vertex point from origin along the +Z axis, mandatory only for multi-unit abutments, otherwise leave empty
Analog hole length [mm]
Length of analog hole in mm. The length of hole is 0.05 mm longer than the analog part.
Analog hole diameter [mm]
Diameter of analog hole in mm. The length of hole is 0.1 mm larger than the analog part.
Example:
Pin
Part ID
[unique, text uppercase]
Identification name of pin, should be UPPERCASE and unique
Secondary implant type [text]
this column is used to define pin handle length in format "Handle Length=X.XX"
Description of pin:
Example:
Drill Kit Information
Blue Sky Plan supports several types of Guided Surgical Kits:
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) A pilot surgical kit, where a 2.0mm or 2.2mm drill is being used to create the initial osteotomy.
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) A 'Standard' Guided Surgical Drill Kit with sequential drill widths and a built-in drill stop in each drill.
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) A 'Direct Cut' Surgical Kit, where a single drill of the correct width is being used to create the osteotomy.
These drills may have a built-in drill stop, or the software can automatically create a drill stop on the surgical guide that would stop the drill and handpiece at the correct depth.
Important
Drills being used for Guided Surgery should be 8 - 12mm longer than the implant length to allow for the additional height of the surgical guide.
Each drill (each drill part ID) can only have one length. This should be the length from the tip of the drill until the built-in drill stop (or until the handpiece, if there is no built-in drill stop).
description
Warning
[NO or text]
Text message for users showed in software, if there is no warning leave empty
Drill Kit Type
[text uppercase]
Name of the kit that will be shown in software
Sequence of drills
These columns should be defined for guided kits when the drills info is known. These columns must be repeated for each drill in sequence.
E.g.: kit uses up to 3 drills - then there must be defined all columns for drill 1, drill 2 and drill 3. If some implant requires only 2 drills, then the columns for drill 3 will be empty.
description
Drill X
[text uppercase]
Manufacturers identification name/number of the drill
Drill X Length
[mm]
Length of drill in mm, this is full length of the drill, it must be long enough to cover the whole drill depth (implant length + MC offset + MC and handle lips) or there must be defined correct drill length correction
Description of drill length:
If the kit uses handles/keys, then these columns must be defined for each drill.
description
Handle X
[text uppercase]
Manufacturers identification name/number of the handle/key
Handle X Lip Height
[mm]
Height of the handle/key lip in mm
If the kit uses some kind of shaft that attaches to the drill that affects drill length, than its length must be defined in this next column
Drill length correction [mm]
Length in mm, software adds this value to every drill length. If there is no such thing used, then this column should contain zero value.
Metal cylinders
Metal Cylinder Part ID [text uppercase]
identification name/number of metal cylinder
Metal Cylinder Height [mm]
height of metal cylinder in mm, including the lip
Metal Cylinder ID
[mm]
inner diameter of metal cylinder in mm
Metal Cylinder OD
[mm]
outer diameter of metal cylinder in mm
Metal Cylinder Lip Height [mm]
lip height of metal cylinder in mm, if the metal cylinder has no lip, please fill in zero value
Metal Cylinder Lip Width [mm]
lip width of metal cylinder in mm, if the metal cylinder has no lip, please fill in zero value
Offset
[mm]
offset of metal cylinder in mm, distance between top of implant and top of printed surgical guide
Packs
[number]
number of metal cylinders in one package, only for BSB metal cylinders
Description of metal cylinder dimensions:
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Scan Body Information
Basic information about scanbodies.
description
Company
[text]
Implant company ("Blue Sky Bio", "Straumann", "Nobel", ...)
Part ID
[unique, text uppercase]
Identification name of scanbody, should be UPPERCASE and unique
Label
[text]
Name of scanbody that is shown to user in BSP
Scanbody type
[text]
type or category of scanbody
Diameter
[mm]
diameter of the scanbody in mm
Length
[mm]
length of scanbody in mm
Please complete the below Scan Body excel file.
Send the completed excel file and STL parts to plan@blueskybio.com
Example:
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