Internal Hex Connection

Our extensive range of prosthetics for the Internal Hex Connection includes a variety of options to meet diverse clinical needs. We offer cement-retained abutments, such as angulated and straight titanium abutments, designed for precise fit and exceptional aesthetics. Additionally, our screw-retained abutments, including multi-units, provide secure and stable connections for reliable restorations. For overdenture solutions, we provide click attachments, ball attachments, and the GDTLoc attachment, ensuring versatility and patient comfort.

Crafted with high precision from a variety of materials, our prosthetics are available in different diameters and lengths to accommodate specific clinical requirements. This wide selection allows dental professionals to deliver customized solutions for optimal patient outcomes. Trust our range of prosthetics for dependable performance and enhanced patient satisfaction.

Frequently Asked Questions About Internal Hex Connection

Why Are There Multiple Implant Design Options for an Internal Hex Connection?

The anatomical and clinical needs of patients vary from one individual to another. It’s important for dental clinicians to have a range of products at their disposal, allowing them to tailor treatments to each patient's specific requirements and ensure the highest quality of care.At GDT Dental Implants, we offer a comprehensive range of solutions that address the needs of clinicians and clinics worldwide. Since the anatomical and clinical needs of patients vary, we provide multiple implant design options to choose from.Choosing the right internal hex implant for dental procedures is crucial. Our designs cater to different bone densities, aesthetic requirements, and chewing force distributions, ensuring the best outcome for every patient.GDT Dental Implants ensure that our products are up to date with the latest safety standards. By integrating our implants with different surface treatments and navigating regulatory changes, we offer a wide range of options, allowing you to provide personalized and effective dental treatments.

What Is the Long-term Success Rate of Internal Hex Implants?

Most research papers that have studied participants over a 10-year period have shown positive success rates (about 90% to 95%) of internal hex implants. This can be attributed to the implant’s design, which ensures exceptional mechanical stability while reducing micro-movements at the implant-abutment interface.While some clinicians might have concerns over the safety of internal hex implants, our manufacturing processes prioritize premium-quality dental products that are exceptionally precise.At GDT Dental Implants, our internal hex implants are made from high-grade titanium, known for its corrosion resistance and biocompatibility properties. They are incredibly durable and aid in effective osseointegration.Our stringent manufacturing processes, including surface modifications like sandblasting and acid etching, ensure that our internal hex implants have incredibly high success rates.Besides premium-quality dental products, good clinical practice, proper patient maintenance, and correct placement techniques play a crucial role in achieving a higher success rate with internal hex implants.

What Materials Are Used for GDT Implants Internal Hex Implants Production?

At GDT Dental Implants, our internal hex implants are made from titanium grade 5 (TI-6AL-4V ELI), a material highly favored in dentistry for its incredible strength, durability, and biocompatibility.Titanium is an excellent choice for internal hex implants as it supports effective osseointegration, encouraging bone growth into the dental fixture and ensuring a stable foundation.We offer two treatment options at GDT Dental Implants: RBM and SLA. Both of these treatments enhance the performance of the implant by increasing bone-to-implant contact, which can accelerate the healing process.

What Is the Difference Between SLA and RBM Surface Treatments?

The key differences between sandblasted, large-grit, acid-etched (SLA) and resorbable blast media (RBM) surface treatments are as follows:<ul><li style="font-weight: 400;">SLA involves sandblasting the implant with large grit particles followed by acid etching. This creates a micro-rough surface that enhances bone cell attachment and promotes rapid osseointegration.</li><li style="font-weight: 400;">RBM uses a biocompatible, resorbable material like calcium phosphate to blast the implant. This process produces a moderately rough surface that not only aids bone integration but also enhances bioactivity by releasing beneficial ions that stimulate bone growth.</li></ul> It’s important to understand that while both treatments aim to improve bone-to-implant contact and aid in osseointegration, they address different clinical needs based on the desired balance of mechanical stability and biological interaction.

Is There Discount Pricing Available for Buying in Bulk?

GDT Dental Implants rewards its customers for choosing to buy from us in bulk. As you browse our internal hex connection listings, you will see a standard price and a lower potential cost. The latter is the greatest possible discount achievable through bulk buying.

Typically, there will be increasingly appealing discounts offered for purchasing five, 10, 50, and 100 of the items listed.

How Can I Find out More about the Attributes of the Items?

If you are scrolling and something catches your eye, simply click on it to be brought to its product page to get more detailed information. There will be a description that covers the type of connection, height, diameter, material, etc. Additionally, there will be links present that you can use to view a digital manual and a spec sheet.

The description area will also contain any other relevant overview data, as well as an embedded YouTube video that allows you to visualize the scale of the item and what to expect when you unbox it.

How Do CAD/CAM Abutments Work?

The CAD (Computer Aided Design) and CAM (Computer Aided Manufacturing) abutments offered by GDT support technologically driven processes that come together to ensure that bridges, implant-supported dentures, crowns, and other prosthetics are precisely modeled before creation. This translates to optimal fit and function being achieved.

Some of the key components that we offer include scan bodies, titanium bases, analogs, etc. If that wasn’t enough, we also have a specially curated CAD library that you can access for free, which allows you to save on costs, improve your precision, and streamline your workflows. Therefore, outstanding quality can be at the center of your procedures.

What Are the Different Prosthetic Options Available?

Considering the need to provide options that appeal to standard and bespoke surgical implementations, we always ensure that there is an extensive range of items present to meet different requirements. You will be able to find:

- Click attachments
- Ball attachments
- GDTLoc Attachments
- Screws
-Healing caps
- Impression copings
- Analogs
- Straight abutments
- Angulated abutments
- Temporary abutments
- Concave abutments
- Casting abutments
- Zirconia abutments
- CAD/CAM abutments
- Straight multi-unit 1.4 abutments
- Angulated multi-unit 1.4 abutments
- Straight multi-unit 1.6 abutments
- Angulated multi-unit 1.6 abutments