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MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment
MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment
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A castable abutment, also known as the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) abutment, is a prefabricated component, with or without a prefabricated cylinder, used to make a custom abutment for a cement-retained or screw-retained prosthesis. It is created by waxing its plastic burnout pattern and subsequently casting the abutment through a lost-wax technique. The custom-made abutment is then used in the construction of an implant or prosthesis. Such abutments can be made of a variety of materials including metal alloys such as titanium, gold, or chrome cobalt, or from polymers such as polyoxymethylene. When used in the placement of an implant, the abutment allows for height and angle correction while also fitting with the surrounding soft tissue. Following the final implant placement, a sturdy but temporary filling material is used to cover the screw access channel for easy access and adjustment should it be required in the future.
Casting abutment with a full body and press-fit plastic sleeves. The plastic material burns without residue or ashes inside the furnace and used to construct custom shaped abutment and structure.
Features
Features
- Minimize the possibility for irritation & allergic reaction
- Demonstrates excellent biocompatibility with blood and soft tissues
- Reduces complications with surrounding tissues
Description
Description
Specification
Specification
- Recommended torque=30NCm.
- Diameter : 4.5 mm.
- Length : 11mm
Packaging
Packaging
1 X Castable Abutment
Direction to use
Direction to use
Additional info
Additional info
Warranty
Warranty
Product Related Questions
Product Related Questions
Question: How is the plastic sleeve used in conjunction with the MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment?
Answer: The plastic sleeve is used as part of the casting process and helps in creating custom-shaped abutments and structures.
Question: What is the recommended torque for securing the MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment? Answer: The recommended torque is 30 Ncm (Newton centimeters).
Question: What is the purpose of the MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment in implant dentistry?Answer: The abutment allows for height and angle correction while also fitting with the surrounding soft tissue, making it a crucial component in ensuring the success of dental implants.
Question: How is the MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment constructed? Answer: These abutments can be made of various materials, including metal alloys like titanium, gold, or chrome cobalt, or from polymers like polyoxymethylene.
Question: What is the MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment? Answer: The MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment is a prefabricated component used in implant dentistry to create custom abutments for cement-retained or screw-retained prostheses.
Question: Is it compatible with Noris / Israel systems ? Answer: The MS Implants Castable UCLA Abutment is designed exclusively for use with MS implants. It is not compatible with Noris / Israel systems and is recommended for use with MS implant systems only.
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