Xcem Dental Implant Transfer Abutment 5mm - Hex

• Hexagonal Design: Ensures rotational stability.
• Versatile Torque: 20Ncm for initial engagement, 25~30Ncm for secure attachment.
• Size Variety: Available in multiple sizes for a customized fit.
• Cement-Retained: Designed for conventional cement-retained abutments.
• Disposable and Sterilized: Adheres to strict hygiene standards.
• Compatibility: Works with a 1.2 hex driver for convenience.
• Single Crown Focus: Ideal for single crown applications, combining precision and hygiene.

Xcem Dental Implant Transfer Abutment 5mm - Hexis commonly employed in dental procedures involving restorations that may tend to rotate within the oral cavity, such as single crowns. This specific abutment design, featuring a hexagonal connection and a narrow 20Ncm joining torque, ensures a secure and stable attachment. The hexagonal configuration enhances rotational stability, making it well-suited for applications where precise alignment and resistance to rotational forces are crucial. Dentists often choose this abutment for single crown restorations to provide reliable support and minimize the risk of rotational movement. The abutment's one-time use, sterile, and disposable nature aligns with stringent hygiene standards, contributing to the success and longevity of dental implant procedures involving single crown restorations.

• Diameter: 5mm
• Height: 4mm, 5.5mm and 7mm
• Gingival Height: 1mm to 5mm

• 1 x Transfer abutment
• 1 x Abutment screw

Prepare the Patient:

• Ensure the patient has undergone the appropriate healing period for osseointegration (usually 3-6 months).
• Remove any cover screw or healing abutment present in the patient's mouth.

Impression and Abutment Selection:

• Take an impression of the healed soft tissue using suitable impression material.
• Choose the type and size of the abutment based on X-ray evaluations and the relationship of adjacent teeth.

Sterilization:

• As the abutment is not sterile, it needs to be sterilized before installation. Autoclave in a dental clinic for at least 30 minutes at 121°C.

Setting the Abutment:

• Place the sterilized abutment in the patient's mouth according to the chosen implant connection (hex/non-hex composition).

Final Impression:

• Take a final impression of the installed abutment.

Restoration:

• If the selected abutment is of the cement-retained type, wax up the abutment on a plaster cast to create the restoration.

Verification and Occlusion Check:

• After restoring, place the fixture or abutment back in the patient's mouth.
• Verify the fit and check the occlusion with the upper and lower surfaces.

Torque Application:

• Follow the recommended torque values (30-35N/cm² for abutment with fixture, 8-10N/cm² for healing abutment and cover screw) during the connection process.

Question: How do I choose the right abutment size?Answer: Select based on gum dimensions and adjacent tooth relationships.

Question: Is the abutment disposable?
Answer: Yes, it is a disposable, sterilized medical device for one-time use.

Question: What precautions should be taken during installation?
Answer: Follow precise steps, sterilize, and adhere to recommended torque values.

Question: What is the recommended storage condition?
Answer: Store in a cold, shaded, and well-ventilated room (12°C to 28°C).