Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Kit 45°

The GDT Implants Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Kit 45° provides an excellent solution for cases where implant angulation is a concern. With a 45° angle, the multi-unit abutments enable precise restoration placement even in challenging clinical scenarios, such as when there is limited space for the prosthetic or when the implants are placed at non-ideal angles. This feature ensures improved ease of restoration, optimized aesthetics, and enhanced functionality for patients. It also minimizes the need for additional complex adjustments during the restorative process, ultimately contributing to the long-term success of the implant.

The GDT Implants Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Kit 45° is designed for optimal precision. The angulation of 45° allows for a more controlled and accurate prosthetic placement, especially when dealing with misaligned implants or insufficient interarch space. By providing an effective solution to address angular discrepancies, this kit ensures that the restoration is positioned correctly, improving both the functional and aesthetic outcomes of the procedure. The improved alignment also reduces the need for costly or time-consuming rework, increasing efficiency for dental professionals.

The GDT Implants Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Kit 45° utilizes Titanium grade 5, which is known for its strength, corrosion resistance, and durability. This material selection is critical in ensuring that the components can withstand the stresses placed on them during the functional use of the restoration. Additionally, titanium’s ability to integrate effectively with the surrounding tissues helps maintain the long-term stability of the restoration. The robust material properties contribute to reduced risk of component failure, making the kit a reliable choice for long-lasting implant-supported restorations.

When using the GDT Implants Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Kit 45°, clinicians should take care to ensure proper assessment of the available implant space and the implant's position before selecting the appropriate angle. The 45° angle is particularly beneficial for offsetting suboptimal implant placement, but it is important to verify that the implant placement allows for proper clearance and angulation to accommodate the multi-unit abutments. Careful planning can help ensure that the restoration achieves both functional and aesthetic outcomes. Additionally, the components are designed to be easily handled, but careful insertion and torque control are essential to prevent damage to the system or surrounding tissues.