Angulated Multi Unit 1.4 Plastic Sleeve Set Slim Platform 45°

The 45° angulation of our Angulated Multi-Unit 1.4 Plastic Sleeve Set Slim Platform provides enhanced prosthetic flexibility, allowing for the correction of implant placement discrepancies. This angulation is particularly useful in cases where implants must be placed at non-ideal angles due to anatomical constraints, such as limited bone availability. By redirecting the prosthetic emergence path, the 45° design improves load distribution and ensures better occlusal function. Additionally, it enhances aesthetics by positioning the final restoration in a more favorable alignment with adjacent teeth, reducing the need for excessive adjustment of prosthetic components.

The slim platform design of this multi-unit set is ideal for cases requiring a more delicate prosthetic profile, such as in areas with limited interproximal space. It allows for a more conservative approach to soft tissue management, promoting optimal healing and aesthetic outcomes. The reduced platform size also facilitates better soft tissue adaptation, which contributes to long-term stability of the restoration. Additionally, it provides a more natural emergence profile in anterior and posterior restorations for areas with limited space, enhancing both function and patient satisfaction.

The plastic sleeve included in this set plays a crucial role in provisional restorations and accurate prosthetic alignment. It provides a secure and stable connection during the fabrication of temporary restorations, helping clinicians ensure proper angulation before final prosthetic placement. The plastic material allows for easy adjustment and modification, making chairside customization more efficient. Additionally, the sleeve aids in reducing stress on the restoration by offering slight flexibility, which can be beneficial in cases requiring minor positional corrections.

This multi-unit set is particularly advantageous in full-arch restorations, cases with challenging implant angulations, and esthetic zones requiring precise prosthetic alignment. When implants are placed at an angle due to anatomical limitations (such as maxillary sinus proximity or narrow ridges), the 45° angulation helps correct the prosthetic trajectory, reducing cantilever forces and improving overall occlusion. Additionally, in anterior cases where optimal esthetics are critical, this system helps ensure that the final restoration aligns harmoniously with the natural dentition. Its slim platform makes it ideal for use in cases with limited mesiodistal space, ensuring better adaptation in tight restorative environments.