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1. Orientate the external flat(s) of the colored abutment transfer die with the internal flat(s) of the correspondingly colored non-shouldered acrylic impression sleeve prior to snapping it into the impression. It is imperative that the correct abutment transfer die be used. The diameter and height of the transfer die should match the diameter and height of the abutment.
2. Pour a soft tissue or stone model.
3. Snap a correspondingly colored impression sleeve or a temporization sleeve onto the colored abutment transfer die. Make any necessary adjustments to the waxing sleeve and/or abutment transfer die.
4. Make a corrective coping using an impression or temporization sleeve.
5. Incorporate the waxing sleeve into the wax pattern for the metal casting to be used intra-orally to modify the seated titanium abutment.
6. Try-in metal casting for a passive fit after having used a corrective coping to make any necessary modifications.
7. Apply porcelain following normal layering techniques until the crown is completed.
8. Final view of cemented porcelain fused to metal restoration.
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