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Our angulated abutments are designed to achieve proper restorative contours when dental implants are placed at non-parallel angles to adjacent teeth or contiguous implants. Available in various angled degrees, they ensure you have the perfect fit for your patients' unique needs.
Made from Titanium grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI), our angulated abutments offer exceptional strength and biocompatibility. We provide options in 15°, 25°, 35°, and 45° angles, allowing for precise adjustments and optimal restorative outcomes. Choose our angulated abutments for reliable performance and superior quality.
As low as $23
As low as $23
As low as $23
As low as $3
As low as $23
As low as $23
As low as $28
As low as $3
As low as $28
FAQs
Choosing the correct angle for an angulated abutment is crucial for the success of dental implant restorations, particularly in terms of function and aesthetics. By carefully assessing the implant position and utilizing diagnostic tools, you can select the appropriate angle for an angulated abutment. This careful selection ensures the best functional and aesthetic results for your dental implant cases, aligning the prosthetic accurately with the natural dental arch and optimizing the overall longevity and success of implant restorations. By correcting the angulation of suboptimally placed implants, these abutments ensure that occlusal forces are more axially aligned, reducing stress concentration at the bone-implant interface and preventing overloading. This alignment helps distribute forces evenly, enhancing both the stability of the prosthetic restoration and the overall health of the surrounding bone, thereby improving the durability and functional integrity of the implant system.
There are many reasons to use angulated abutments. The benefits they bring to the table make the whole investment worth it. First, they ensure a better alignment of the final restoration, which boosts aesthetics. Apart from that, they can even improve the final functionality of the implant.
How can angulated abutments do that? Easy. They reduce the risk of bone loss and support the whole stability of the implant. Therefore, they are also an essential part of the recovery process of patients who need bone preservation to be a priority along the recovery phase.
Similar to all the other products this company sells, GDT’s angulated abutments are made of Titanium alloy grade five: Ti 6aAl 4V ELI. In case you don’t know, this material has excellent properties that make it more resistant and lighter. Those are essential features for dental implants.
Among the features of using this material for implants and related solutions is that they are corrosion-resistant and are highly compatible with our bodies.
If you want to learn more about how this material works and the products this company sells, you can keep checking out our website. There, you will see the products we offer apart from angulated abutments.