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What clinical benefits does the 25° angulation of the GDT Implants Anatomic Angulated Abutment offer?
The 25° angulation of our GDT Implants Anatomic Angulated Abutment provides greater flexibility in addressing challenging implant positions, particularly in the anterior region. This angulation helps optimize the trajectory of the restoration, improving both function and aesthetics. By compensating for off-angle implants, it ensures better alignment of the prosthetic crown with adjacent teeth and soft tissue, contributing to a more natural appearance and enhanced occlusal function. This is especially beneficial in cases with compromised bone structure or esthetic demands.
Why is the anatomic shape of the GDT Implants Anatomic Angulated Abutment significant?
The anatomic shape of our 25° Angulated Abutment is designed to mimic the natural contour of the gingiva, promoting healthier soft tissue adaptation around the abutment. This design not only improves the overall aesthetic result but also reduces the chances of tissue irritation. The natural shape allows for optimal gingival support, which contributes to improved long-term outcomes by maintaining the integrity of the soft tissue architecture and enhancing the overall appearance of the restoration.
What materials are used in the GDT Implants Anatomic Angulated Abutment 25°, and why were they chosen?
Our Anatomic Angulated Abutments are crafted from high-quality titanium grade 5, a material known for its strength and longevity. Titanium grade 5 offers excellent corrosion resistance, which is critical in the oral environment where the abutment is exposed to saliva and other elements. The material’s strength also ensures the abutment maintains its integrity even under significant occlusal forces, providing a durable foundation for the prosthetic crown. Additionally, titanium’s proven history in dental restorations supports the long-term success of the implant.
Do angulated abutments compromise the strength of the prosthesis?
Angulated abutments, when used appropriately, do not compromise the strength of the prosthesis. These specialized abutments are designed to correct implant angulation and improve prosthetic alignment, but they do alter the direction of forces at the implant-abutment interface, potentially creating slightly higher stress compared to straight abutments. However, GDT angulated abutments, crafted from durable Titanium Grade 5, are engineered to effectively withstand these stresses. Proper case planning, selecting the appropriate angulation, and applying precise torque are essential to maintaining stability and durability. When used correctly, angulated abutments provide a dependable and aesthetic solution without significantly affecting the longevity of the prosthesis.
