Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Titanium Sleeve Set 17°

The 17° angulation of this multi-unit system provides a crucial advantage in cases where implants are placed at an angle due to anatomical limitations. It helps correct implant divergence, ensuring a more parallel path for prosthetic components. This improves prosthetic fit, reducing stress on the restoration and optimizing force distribution. By minimizing the need for excessive adjustments, the angulation enhances both aesthetics and long-term stability, particularly in full-arch restorations.

The 1.4mm sleeve is precisely engineered from Grade 5 Titanium (Ti-6Al-4V), a superior alloy recognized for its exceptional mechanical strength and biocompatibility. This advanced material choice allows the sleeve to serve as a critical structural component, ensuring precise and secure engagement between the abutment and the prosthesis. The use of Grade 5 Titanium enhances both retention and stability of the prosthetic framework, while supporting a secure, passive fit that minimizes stress on the restoration. Despite its remarkable strength, the sleeve remains lightweight, contributing to patient comfort and ease of use. By providing a durable and reliable connection between the multi-unit abutment and the final restoration, the Grade 5 Titanium sleeve helps ensure long-term prosthetic success and sets GDT Implants apart from competitors.

Titanium is chosen for its high strength-to-weight ratio, corrosion resistance, and durability in oral environments. These properties make it ideal for supporting long-term implant restorations. Additionally, titanium’s resistance to mechanical wear helps maintain the integrity of the sleeve connection over time. Its proven performance in dental applications ensures a secure and predictable foundation for prosthetic restorations, making it a reliable material choice for the sleeve component in this set.

When using this system, it’s essential to evaluate implant angulation and prosthetic space to ensure proper seating and passive fit. The 17° correction helps align restorations effectively, but accurate placement and torquing are necessary for long-term success. Additionally, clinicians should consider the soft tissue profile and ensure the sleeve does not interfere with gingival adaptation. Proper handling and precise placement contribute to a secure, stable restoration that maintains both function and aesthetics over time.