Adin RS TMA Prosthetic Screw (RS3404)

• Precision Engineering: Designed for a precise and secure fit with TMA abutments
• High Torque Strength: Capable of withstanding high torque to minimize fracture risk
• Durable Construction: Built to endure the oral environment, ensuring long-term reliability
• User-Friendly Design: Easy to insert and remove, facilitating straightforward procedures
• Seamless Integration: Compatible with the Adin RS TMA system for cohesive workflow
• Enhanced Stability: Provides a stable connection, crucial for successful dental restorations
• Corrosion Resistance: Maintains structural integrity and prevents degradation over time
• Optimal Fit: Ensures a tight, secure connection to enhance the durability of the implant

• Type: Prosthetic Screw for Trans-Mucosal Abutments (TMA)
• Length: 4.1 mm
• Diameter: 2.1 mm
• Functionality: Secures trans-mucosal abutments to the implant
• Compatibility: Specifically designed for use with Adin RS TMA systems
• Recommended Insertion Torque: Up to 15 Ncm

• 1 x RS TMA prosthetic screw

• Preparation: Ensure the abutment and implant site are clean and free of debris. Verify that you have the correct prosthetic screw (RS3404) and necessary tools ready
• Position the Abutment: Place the TMA abutment onto the implant, ensuring it is properly seated and aligned
• Align the Screw: Insert the RS3404 prosthetic screw into the abutment’s screw hole. Use a compatible driver to engage the screw
• Initial Tightening: Gently tighten the screw by hand to secure the abutment in place. Ensure the screw is threading correctly and not cross-threaded
• Final Tightening: Use a torque wrench set to the recommended torque value specified by the manufacturer to tighten the screw. This ensures the screw is secured with the appropriate force, minimizing the risk of loosening or damage
• Verification: Check the stability of the abutment and the implant to ensure there are no movements. Ensure that the screw is properly seated and flush with the abutment surface
• Radiographic Confirmation: If necessary, take a radiograph to confirm the correct seating and positioning of the abutment and prosthetic screw
• Restoration Placement: Proceed with placing the final restoration over the abutment, ensuring it fits correctly and securely
• Patient Instructions: Instruct the patient on proper oral hygiene practices and any post-procedure care to ensure the longevity of the implant and restoration

• Country of Origin: Israel
• Manufacturer: Adin

• Warranty is not applicable for this product.

Question : What is the primary use of the Adin RS TMA Prosthetic Screw (RS3404)?
Answer: The primary use of the Adin RS TMA Prosthetic Screw is to secure TMA abutments, ensuring stability and reliable fixation for dental implants.

Question : What material is used to manufacture the RS3404 prosthetic screw?
Answer: The RS3404 prosthetic screw is typically made from high-quality materials suitable for dental implants, ensuring durability and biocompatibility.

Question : Is the RS3404 prosthetic screw resistant to corrosion?
Answer: Yes, the RS3404 is designed to be resistant to corrosion, providing long-term reliability in the oral environment.

Question : What tools are required to place the RS3404?
Answer: The placement of the RS3404 typically requires a compatible screwdriver or torque wrench designed for use with prosthetic screws.