Titanium implant abutment In-Kone®
internalangledscrew

Titanium implant abutment - In-Kone® - Global D - internal / angled / screw
Titanium implant abutment - In-Kone® - Global D - internal / angled / screw
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Characteristics

Material
titanium
Connection
internal
Configuration
screw, angled
Positioning
transgingival

Description

The In-Kone® prosthesis range offers a large selection of abutments to meet a wide range of clinical situations. The purpose of the components’ transgingival neck silhouette is to enable development of a maximally extensive and stable mucosal seal. STANDARD ABUTMENTS Standard abutments present a symmetrical shoulder that can be partially adjusted to integrate harmoniously with gingival contour irregularities. A colour code indicating periodontal height associates the abutments with different healing screw references to adopt a tension-free emergence profile. They are indicated as a matter of priority for the manufacture of single and multiple cement-retained prostheses. They can also be used in the construction of single screw-retained prostheses. PROFILED ABUTMENTS Profiled abutments have an ‘anatomical’ shoulder designed to adapt to periodontal profiles that display asymmetrical thicknesses of the palatine and vestibular mucosae and which are generally encountered in the anterior sector of the maxilla. These abutments are indicated as a matter of priority for the construction of cement-retained prostheses with aesthetic aims.
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