Conical Hex Implants

The conical connection is an advanced implant-to-abutment interface designed to enhance the stability and longevity of dental implants. Featuring a precise tapered design, this connection creates a tight seal between the implant and abutment, allowing for deeper abutment placement. This promotes better soft tissue management and results in a more natural-looking gum line while minimizing micro-movements and the risk of bacterial infiltration, which can lead to peri-implantitis and implant failure.

Our inventory includes a variety of conical connection parts, such as abutments, analogs, and screws, suitable for both temporary and permanent restorations. These high-quality components ensure reliable and aesthetically pleasing outcomes, accommodating a wide range of clinical needs.

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CON RP - Spiral Conical Connection Implant, Regular Platform (RP)

$75.00

As low as $73

CON NP - Spiral Conical Connection Implant, Narrow Platform (NP)

$75.00

As low as $73

Frequently Asked Questions About Conical Hex Implants

Which Is Better: Conical or Internal Hex Implants?

Choosing which dental implant to use depends on different factors, particularly your preference. Other factors include a patient's clinical condition, or needs.Each option offers unique advantages that will cover you in most cases. At GDT Implants, we’re committed to giving you all the solutions needed to complete your procedures according to what you had envisioned. Our mission is to ensure that all dental professionals have access to advanced implants that allow them to deliver personalized and effective dental care.

How Does the Conical Connection Contribute to Implant Stability?

The design of a conical connection implant creates a “wedging effect” that allows the abutment to sit deeper into the implant. Since you’re getting a tighter seal, this creates greater stability for the implant, as well as more strength. Your patient will experience less bone loss and movement, which is beneficial and helps achieve great results.Another benefit is that there’s a reduced risk of microleakage, which is known for complicating these cases. Finally, the stability provided by these implants reduces the risk of gum recession, which can reveal the dental implant.

Why Did You Use Titanium for These Implants?

Titanium is one of the best (if not the best) materials for dental implants. They have a lower manufacturing cost and still provide higher biocompatibility and resistance during treatments.Keep in mind that titanium is a bioinert material. Essentially, this means there won’t be such a high deleterious effect on your patient’s surrounding tissue.GDT Implants uses titanium alloy Ti-6Al-4V ELI, which provides further benefits like high corrosion resistance and a higher strength-to-weight ratio. This provides better ductility and more toughness for the material, ensuring it doesn’t affect your patient’s treatment process.Rest assured that our team works with only the most premium materials on the market. If you want to give your patients the ultimate experience and a brighter and fuller smile, don’t hesitate to go for our products.

Can Conical Connection Implants Be Used in Various Bone Types and Clinical Situations?

Many of the implants used in this modern age feature a conical connection, and that’s primarily due to the greater stability and strength they provide.Of course, you should first evaluate your patient’s case thoroughly to determine which type of implant will suit your needs the best. Some clinical cases may warrant other types of materials. Our spiral conical connection implants are great for covering different types of treatments. All you have to do is pick the right platform based on the case requirements.At GDT Implants, we aim to give dental professionals the accessibility they deserve to proper materials to ensure great results for their patients. By getting conical connection implants, you’re preparing to give your patients the best smile they can get.