Temporary Abutment (anti-rotation)

The temporary abutment effectively prevents the rotation of the dental implant during the recovery period through its stable support and fixation, as well as its reasonable material and structural design, providing strong assurance for the success of the dental implant. The temporary abutment maintains a certain distance between the dental implant and the oral cavity, preventing food debris, oral bacteria, and other contaminants from entering the connection area, thus protecting the implant in a sterile environment, which is beneficial for soft tissue closure and healing.
The temporary abutment is made from surgical-grade titanium alloy (Ti6Al4V ELI), which has high strength and corrosion resistance. These materials not only exhibit good biocompatibility but also provide sufficient support.

 

Parameter

NP / D:	φ3.9
Transgingival Height(mm)	1.5	3.0
Part No.	7001139150	7001139300

RP / D:	φ4.4
Transgingival Height(mm)	3.0	4.5
Part No.	7001144151	7001144301

Temporary Abutments’ Features (Anti-Rotation)

1. Stable Temporary Restorations: Screws are used to firmly attach temporary abutments to the implant, providing consistent stability that successfully stops the abutment from moving or rotating in the oral environment. Certain designs include locking grooves that line up with matching implant structures, which improves the stability and anti-rotation capabilities of the abutment even more.
2. Time-saving: Unlike conventional procedures, which need a lengthy healing period before undergoing a second round of surgery, temporary abutments enable quick temporary restorations after implant implantation. This lessens the need for several visits from the patient and shortens the course of therapy. Immediate interim restorations save time for both patients and physicians. Patients may resume eating function and aesthetic appearance sooner, and doctors can go on to the next treatment step more rapidly.
3. Versatile Restoration Options: Individual crowns on solitary implants may be supported by temporary abutments that can accept single-unit restorations. The requirements of this kind of restoration are satisfied by their stability and accuracy. Temporary abutments may also be used for multi-unit restorations, which include repairs at the implant and abutment levels. This allows for versatile combinations and connections that can accommodate more intricate restoration designs.
4. Wide Adaptability: This flexibility in restoration options enables temporary abutments to play a significant role in various clinical scenarios, meeting the treatment needs of different patients.