Dental Implant Screws

GDT Dental Implant Screws provide compatible fixation and protection components for implant healing, abutment placement, and multi-unit restorative workflows. The collection includes abutment screws, cover screws, Multi Unit 1.4 and 1.6 options, and MULink screws for direct screw-retained restorations.

Each component is manufactured from Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) to ensure long-term torque retention and should be selected according to the implant connection, platform, abutment system, and intended clinical use.

Screws Internal Hex Connection

Screws Conical Connection

Dental Implant Screws - Titanium Grade 5 Fixation Components

GDT Dental Implant Screws are designed for implant and prosthetic procedures that require a matched screw component for implant healing, abutment fixation, or screw-retained restoration. The collection includes abutment screws for compatible Slim Platform Internal Hex 2.0, Internal Hex 2.42, Conical NP 2.25, and Conical RP 2.65 systems, together with corresponding cover screws for the healing phase.

Cover screws are used to cover and protect the implant connection during healing, keeping debris and bacteria out of the fixture well. Abutment screws are used to secure a compatible abutment to the implant fixture. For multi-unit restorations, clinicians can select separate Multi Unit 1.4 and 1.6 options according to the designated GDT multi-unit system and matching straight or angulated abutment.

GDT MULink screws are designed for direct screw-retained restorations on matching Multi Unit 1.4 or 1.6 abutments. The screw head engages the restoration’s screw channel, allowing the crown or bridge to connect directly to the multi-unit abutment without a bonded Ti-Base. Dedicated CAD libraries for exocad and 3Shape support the digital workflow for compatible MULink restorations.

Technical Specifications & System Variants:

Material: Titanium Grade 5 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI) for high fatigue resistance.
Connection and Prosthetic System Options: Slim Platform Internal Hex 2.0, Internal Hex 2.42, Conical NP 2.25, Conical RP 2.65, and GDT Multi Unit systems.
Abutment Screws: Used to secure compatible abutments to the designated implant connection and platform.
Cover Screws: Used to cover and protect the implant connection during the submerged healing phase.
Multi Unit Screws: Available for compatible GDT Multi Unit 1.4 and 1.6 systems used with matching straight and angulated abutments.
MULink Screws: Designed for direct screw-retained restorations on matching GDT Multi Unit 1.4 or 1.6 abutments without a bonded Ti-Base.
Digital Workflow: MULink screws support dedicated CAD libraries for exocad and 3Shape protocols.
Driver Requirement: All screws are installed utilizing a standard 1.25 hex driver.
Component Selection: Confirm the implant connection, platform, abutment type, screw platform, designated driver, and applicable instructions for use before placement.

By selecting the appropriate GDT screw as part of a matched implant or prosthetic system, clinicians can support the intended healing, abutment fixation, or screw-retained restorative workflow. Always verify component compatibility before use.

Frequently Asked Questions About Dental Implant Screws

What Are the Benefits of These Dental Screws?

You can pick from a variety of dental screws for your patients, but what makes these so special? They’re designed for slim and standard platforms, ensuring you avoid any problems during the implant procedure.

Dental screws are essential when promoting long-lasting results. As every patient is different, you must get products that ensure the highest biocompatibility among the rest. They will also provide better performance, leading to improved results.

The team at GDT Implants focuses on creating biocompatible products that prevent complications in patients. When you want to promote a safer environment for your patient during their treatment, these dental screws will help you achieve it.

How Durable Are These Dental Screws?

They’re meant to last long. Each of these products was carefully crafted with titanium grade 5, one of the most reputable materials in the industry.

Not only is titanium biocompatible, but it’s also corrosion-resistant. It’s one of the safest materials you can get for your patients.

The products at GDT Implants were thoroughly tested for quality and reliability. Rest assured that they will provide unparalleled performance at every step. If they’re taken care of correctly, they will last for many years.

Buying from GDT Implants means investing in the safety and comfort of your patients. Take the leap, and get dental screws that promote a healthier treatment.

Do Cover Screws Prevent Bacteria from Getting into the Implant?

Yes, each product in GDT Implants was created with care and precision, ensuring they can fit the implant site correctly.

One of the biggest risks during such treatments is infections. There’s always the chance of debris or bacteria getting into the site, which complicates things. However, the cover screw is designed to decrease this risk significantly.

After the implant is installed, the cover screw seals it to prevent bacteria from penetrating the treatment area, thus reducing the chances of infections and other complications.

Safety is a significant concern for most patients, especially during implant procedures. By ensuring a lower risk of infection, patients can feel much more at ease and confident in their treatment.

What Are The Risks Of Abutment Screw Loosening Or Fracture?

The risks of abutment screw loosening or fracture are influenced by various factors:

- Mechanical stress and fatigue from excessive occlusal forces and repeated loading cycles can lead to failure.
- Improper torque application, whether under-torquing or over-torquing, can cause inadequate seating or stress the screw threads.
- Poor fit and alignment, often due to misalignment or incompatible components, create uneven stress distribution.
- Material defects, including inferior materials or manufacturing flaws, increase susceptibility to fracture. This is why using high-quality materials like titanium grade 5 is crucial, as it offers superior strength and durability.
- Biological factors like poor bone quality and peri-implantitis, along with patient habits such as bruxism and non-compliance with care instructions, also contribute to risks.

Ensuring proper surgical techniques, appropriate examination, and regular monitoring can help mitigate these issues.

What is the functional difference between a cover screw and an abutment screw?

A cover screw is a low-profile component designed to completely seal the implant well during the healing phase to prevent bone and soft tissue overgrowth. An abutment screw is a load-bearing fixation component used to mechanically clamp and secure a prosthetic abutment onto the implant platform.

Can Multi Unit 1.4 and Multi Unit 1.6 screws be used interchangeably?

No. Multi Unit 1.4 and 1.6 screws feature completely different thread pitches and head dimensions. Each screw must be strictly matched to its corresponding Multi Unit 1.4 or 1.6 straight or angulated abutment system to avoid damage to the threads.

What is a MULink screw and how does it eliminate the Ti-Base?

A MULink screw is a specialized prosthetic screw that allows a crown or bridge to connect directly to a GDT Multi Unit 1.4 or 1.6 abutment. Its engineered head geometry locks directly into the restoration's screw channel, eliminating the need for a traditional bonded titanium base. This workflow is fully supported by downloading the official GDT CAD libraries for exocad and 3Shape.

What should clinicians and labs verify before selecting or ordering Dental Implant Screws?

Always confirm the specific implant connection style (Internal Hex or Conical), the platform size (2.0mm, 2.42mm, 2.25mm, or 2.65mm), the type of abutment being used, and the designated 1.25mm driver. For example, MULink screws require a standard 1.25mm hex driver and matching digital library alignments.