NP 3.5 Heling abutment

The NP 3.5 healing abutment is an essential auxiliary device in dental implant surgery, designed for the healing phase after implant placement. It securely holds temporary or permanent restorations in place and plays a critical role in shaping the ideal soft tissue contour for the final restoration. Available in a variety of diameters and heights, it accommodates the personalized needs of different patients. Crafted from high-quality surgical-grade titanium (Ti6Al4V ELI), the NP 3.5 healing abutment demonstrates excellent biocompatibility, ensuring harmonious integration with oral tissues and laying a solid foundation for the success of the implant surgery and the patient’s long-term oral health.

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Advantages of Healing Abutments in Dental Implant Surgery

1. Comprehensive Protection: The healing abutment acts as a protective cap over the primary part of the implant during the healing phase, effectively preventing the accumulation of plaque, food debris, and other oral particles. This significantly reduces the risk of infection, ensuring the stability and safety of the implant.
2. Surgical Flexibility: Oral surgeons can flexibly choose to install the healing abutment during either a one-stage or two-stage surgery, depending on the patient’s specific oral condition, aesthetic requirements, and overall treatment plan. This flexibility ensures personalized and optimized treatment, increasing the success rate of the procedure.
3. Shaping a Natural Gum Line: The design of the healing abutment is usually slightly wider than the implant itself, which helps shape a more natural and aesthetically pleasing gum line during the healing process. It ensures harmony between the implant and surrounding natural teeth, enhancing the overall aesthetic effect of the mouth.
4. Promoting Tissue Healing: Healing abutments play a crucial role in the healing process of both soft and hard tissues around the implant. They promote the regeneration and tight attachment of gum tissue and accelerate the integration and rebuilding of bone tissue, laying a solid foundation for the long-term stability of the implant.
5. Supporting Long-Term Health: By supporting and optimizing the healing process, healing abutments help maintain the integrity and health of the implant site. They reduce the occurrence of post-operative complications, improve patient comfort, and provide strong support for long-term oral health.