Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Plastic Sleeve Set 52°

The GDT Implants Angulated Multi-Unit 1.4 Plastic Sleeve Set 52° is designed for cases requiring extreme angulation correction. With a 52-degree angulated base, this component allows for optimal prosthetic positioning in cases where implant placement is significantly off-axis. This is particularly beneficial in full-arch restorations, ensuring a more favorable emergence profile and improved prosthetic alignment. By redirecting the screw channel, it enhances esthetic outcomes and functional loading, reducing stress on the prosthesis and surrounding structures. The plastic sleeve facilitates easy customization and ensures precise fitment during the restoration process.

The plastic sleeve included in the Angulated Multi-Unit 1.4 Set 52° serves as a customizable guide for prosthetic adjustments. Its flexible material allows for easy trimming, ensuring a precise adaptation to the restoration. This feature is particularly useful when working with angled screw-retained prostheses, where minor discrepancies can affect the final fit. The plastic sleeve also acts as a cushioning interface between the abutment and prosthetic structure, reducing potential micro-movements that could lead to long-term complications. Its design ensures seamless adaptation, aiding in both chairside and laboratory procedures.

The Angulated Multi-Unit 1.4 Abutment 52° is crafted from Titanium grade 5, chosen for its exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and longevity. This material ensures high structural integrity even under occlusal forces, making it ideal for long-term restorations. Titanium also exhibits a favorable surface texture that contributes to soft tissue stability, supporting healthy peri-implant conditions. The precision machining of the abutment ensures a secure and stable connection, minimizing microgaps and bacterial infiltration, which are critical factors in the long-term success of implant-supported restorations.

When incorporating the Angulated Multi-Unit 1.4 Plastic Sleeve Set 52°, clinicians should consider several factors to optimize outcomes. Proper angulation planning is essential to ensure the prosthetic screw channel is correctly positioned for ease of access and function. Additionally, the plastic sleeve should be carefully trimmed and adjusted to prevent excessive material bulk or misalignment. During final tightening, ensuring the abutment is seated correctly helps maintain long-term stability. Lastly, a thorough occlusal assessment should be performed to avoid excessive force on the angled restoration, preventing undue stress on the implant system.