Various heights, including 4 mm, 5 mm and 7 mm, can be selected according to the requirements of the implant placement situation. Prosthetic accuracy has been improved by including differentiating cut-outs on the occlusal surface of the scan healing abutment for each height specification. Moreover, these landmarks aid in correct alignment in scanning. By using a dedicated carrier, the TS scan healing abutment can be fastened with the correct hex alignment. A surface coating that reduces light reflection enables quick scanning without spray application. If there is no oral scanner available or scanning is difficult, a physical impression can be taken.

After scanning, a library allows the user to select a custom abutment or a stock abutment using CAD software such as that developed by 3Shape and exocad. This process allows for greater convenience and more flexibility in the creation of digital implant prostheses. In the CAD software, the height specifications can be easily identified from the occlusal landmarks on the scan healing abutment, and a custom abutment can be made using the library.

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