Stud abutment set Inno, MegaGen (AnyOne), NeoBiotech, Osstem, Dentium

M: H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, H7, H8

R: H1, H2, H3, H4, H5, H6, H7, H8

Removable dentures supported by Stud abutments

(It is not recommended to use Stud abutments if the difference between the axes of the implants is more than 20)

The impression is taken at the abutment level

The possibility of compensating for the discrepancy between the axes of two implants within 20

The possibility of using a small number of implants to make a removable complete denture

O-ring fastening system

The golden color of the coating contributes to achieving an aesthetic result

Material: Ti-6Al-4V

Use a special key to fix the abutment (code: AORD)

Recommended torque: ministandard — 30 Ncm

O-ring fastening system

2 types of retainers (retention cap and retention ring) and O-ring

Retainers are easily fixed on the abutment

The use of a retention ring is optimal for limited vertical distance (1.5 mm less space is required than when using a retention cap)

Replacing the O-ring allows you to improve the retention of the prosthesis

The O-ring fastening system allows you to compensate for differences between the axes of the implants within 20

The greater the difference between the axes of the implants, the more often the O-rings need to be replaced. It is recommended to install the implants parallel to each other

Stud Abutment is generally used in prosthetics using removable dentures. Stud abutment is a type of abutment that is attached using a sealing ring. In combination with the implant, they play the role of a protruding part of the connection. This abutment is used in cases of severe bone resorption, which complicates the use of prosthetics on implants, and the use of a fully removable prosthesis does not provide sufficient retention and stability.

If the degree of retention decreases during the use of the prosthesis, it is necessary to replace the sealing ring to strengthen the retention. The stud abutment can compensate for deviations of the installation axis of up to 20° for 2 implants. The greater the deviation along the vertical axis, the shorter the interval until the next replacement of the sealing ring. Therefore, it is necessary to pay increased attention to correcting the deviation during the implant installation process.

Checking the condition of the connection between the abutment and the implant using X-rays is extremely necessary, given that confusion in the use of products of the Mini and Standard subtypes can lead to a violation of the connection. Given that the diameter of the Stud abutment is 3.5 mm, it is very convenient to use a special thin gum former during prosthetics. The implant and abutment are connected using a hexagonal connection, while the impression must be taken from the level of the abutment.