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ABUTMENTS
A vital connecting component that bridges the dental implant placed in the jawbone and the prosthetic restoration (crown, bridge, or denture) attached on top of it.
Definition: An abutment is the intermediate part that allows a prosthetic tooth to be securely screwed or cemented onto an implant.
What is the Function of an Abutment?
The main functions of an abutment include:
- Connection and stability: Securely fixes the prosthetic tooth onto the implant that has integrated with the jawbone, ensuring chewing forces are evenly distributed and the prosthesis remains stable.
- Aesthetics: Helps shape the gum line naturally. Tooth-colored materials (e.g., zirconia) prevent metal color reflection and provide a more natural, aesthetic appearance.
- Healing support: Temporary abutments may be used during the healing period to shape the gum tissue appropriately for the final restoration.
Types of Abutments
Different abutment types are selected based on the implant treatment plan and the patient’s needs:
Standard (Prefabricated) Abutments
Pre-manufactured abutments available in specific sizes and angulations. They provide a fast and cost-effective solution.
Custom Abutments
Digitally designed and manufactured according to the patient's tooth anatomy, gingival contour, and aesthetic requirements. They yield the best aesthetic results and tissue compatibility—especially useful for anterior teeth and complex cases.
Angled Abutments
Used when the implant is placed at an angle to ensure the prosthesis sits in the correct position.
Multi-Unit Abutments
Used in full-arch rehabilitations (e.g., All-on-4, All-on-6) to support a fixed bridge over multiple implants. Multi-unit abutments help distribute loads and align the prosthesis across several implants.
The abutment is one of the fundamental building blocks of a successful implant treatment. Choosing the correct abutment is critical for both the functional success of the prosthesis and its aesthetic outcome.
STANDART ABUTMENT
Pre-manufactured abutments available in specific sizes and angulations. They provide a fast and cost-effective solution.
STANDART ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø: 6.5 mm
G/H: 1.0-2.0-3.0-4.0-5.0-6.0 9.0 - 13.0 mm
Connection: Hex
Torque : 25Ncm
ABUTMENT SCREW
It plays a critical role in maintaining the connection between the implant and the prosthetic restoration by providing mechanical stability.
ABUTMENT SCREW
Hex Driver: 1.25 mm
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 2.0 mm
L: 10.0 mm
Compatible with all cemented abutments
ADJUSTABLE ABUTMENT
It is especially useful in cases where implants are placed at different angulations or when perfect prosthetic alignment is required.
ADJUSTABLE ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.0 - 4.5 - 5.5 - 6.5 mm
L: 11 mm
Connection: Hex
Torque : 25Ncm
ANGLED ABUTMENT
Angled abutments are commonly used in cases where implant placement cannot be perfectly vertical due to bone anatomy or anatomical limitations
ANGLED ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.0 - 4.5 mm
L: 8.0 mm
Angelation : 15 - 25- 30
Torque : 25Ncm
STEPPED ANGLED ABUTMENT
This design allows for a more accurate emergence profile and improved prosthetic seating, especially in cases where implants are placed at varying depths or angulations.
STEPPED ANGLED ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø: 4.5 - 5.5 mm
L: 8.0 mm
Type : A-B
Torque : 25Ncm
Angelation : 15 - 25- 30
Connection: Hex
TEMPORARY ABUTMENT
Its main purpose is to support a temporary crown or bridge, allowing the patient to maintain function and aesthetics during the osseointegration period.
TEMPORARY ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.5 mm
L: 10.0 mm
Torque : 25Ncm
G/H : 1.0 - 3.0 - 5.0
Connection : Hex - Non Hex
METAL CASTING ABUTMENT
A custom-made abutment produced by metal casting, It is often preferred in cases requiring high strength, durability, and precise adaptation for crowns or prosthetic restorations.
METAL CASTING ABUTMENT
G/H : 1.0
Hex Driver: 1.25 mm
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.5 mm
L: 12.0 mm
Connection : Hex - Non Hex
Torque : 25Ncm
BALL ABUTMENT
A type of implant abutment with a ball-shaped head, commonly used for overdentures. Removable connection between the dental implant and the denture for easy and patient comfort.
BALL ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 3.5 Ball, Ø : 2.5 mm
G/H : 1.0 - 2.0 -3.0 - 4.0 - 5.0 mm
L :12.0 mm
Connection : NonHex
Torque : 25Ncm
LOCATOR ABUTMENT
A low-profile implant abutment system designed for overdentures, featuring a dual retention mechanism (inner and outer). It allows for secure attachment of removable prostheses while providing excellent stability
LOCATOR ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 3.85 mm/p>
G/H : 1.0 - 2.0 -3.0 - 4.0 - 5.0 mm
L :12.0 mm
Connection : NonHex
Torque : 25Ncm
MULTI UNIT ABUTMENT
A type of abutment designed to connect multiple dental implants to a single prosthesis, such as a full-arch bridge or hybrid denture. It is often used in All-on-4, All-on-6, and other full-arch implant restorations
MULTI UNIT ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.8 mm
G/H : 1.5 - 2.5 -3.5 - 4.5
Connection : Hex
Torque : 25Ncm
MULTI UNIT ANGLED ABUTMENT
A variation of the multi-unit abutment with an angled design (typically 17°, 30° or 45°) that allows correction of implant angulation and proper prosthetic alignment in challenging cases. It is commonly used in full-arch
MULTI UNIT ANGLED ABUTMENT
Material: Grade 5
Ø : 4.8 mm
G/H : 2.5 -3.5 - 4.5
Connection : Hex
Torque : 25Ncm
Angelation : 17 - 30
MULTI UNIT ANGLED ABUTMENT SCREW
A specially designed screw used to secure a multi-unit angled abutment to the dental implant. Its geometry is optimized to maintain a stable connection under angled loading
MULTI UNIT ANGLED ABUTMENT SCREW
Screw
