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Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43
The Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43 is a castable prosthetic component designed for the fabrication of custom cement-retained and screw-retained implant restorations. This straight cylindrical abutment serves as a reliable foundation for creating patient-specific implant-supported prostheses through conventional laboratory casting procedures.
Manufactured from high-quality Delrin® (acetal resin), the abutment is intended for the production of individual custom cast abutments. The component features a precision H2.43 mm hex connection, a diameter of 4.5 mm, and a length of 12 mm, ensuring accurate positioning and stability during restorative fabrication.
The Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43 is designed for use with titanium fixation screw 701203 and provides dental laboratories with a versatile solution for creating customized prosthetic restorations tailored to individual clinical requirements.
Key Features
- Designed for cement-retained and screw-retained restorations
- Straight cylindrical configuration
- Precision H2.43 mm hex connection
- Diameter: 4.5 mm
- Length: 12 mm
- Manufactured from high-quality Delrin® (acetal resin)
- Compatible with titanium fixation screw 701203
- Suitable for conventional casting procedures
- Enables fabrication of patient-specific custom abutments
- Intended for professional dental laboratory use
Advantages
- Supports the fabrication of highly customized implant-supported restorations
- Suitable for both cement-retained and screw-retained prosthetic solutions
- Accurate H2.43 mm hex connection ensures reliable positioning
- Easy to modify and process using standard laboratory techniques
- Facilitates the development of customized emergence profiles and restoration contours
- Excellent burnout characteristics for predictable casting results
- Compatible with multiple implant platforms
- Cost-effective solution for custom prosthetic fabrication
- Excellent laboratory handling and processing properties
- Designed specifically for professional dental laboratory applications
Compatible Implant Systems
- UNIQUE Implants Diameters: Ø3.75 mm, Ø4.2 mm, Ø5.0 mm, Ø6.0 mm
- PERFECT Implants Diameters: Ø4.2 mm, Ø5.0 mm, Ø6.0 mm
- PRIMA Implants Diameters: Ø3.3 mm, Ø3.75 mm, Ø4.2 mm, Ø5.0 mm, Ø6.0 mm
Sterilization
The product is supplied non-sterile and is intended for dental laboratory use only. The plastic abutment serves as a pattern for the fabrication of a custom cast abutment and is not intended for permanent intraoral use.
All definitive prosthetic components and restorations fabricated using this product must be cleaned and sterilized according to validated clinical and laboratory protocols before placement in the patient's mouth.
Applications
The Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43 is used for the fabrication of custom cast implant abutments and implant-supported restorations. It enables dental laboratories to create individualized prosthetic solutions that meet specific functional, aesthetic, and clinical requirements while ensuring precise fit and predictable restorative performance.
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Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43
Intended Use
The Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43 is intended for the fabrication of custom implant-supported cement-retained and screw-retained restorations through casting procedures performed in a dental laboratory.
Contraindications
Do not use:
- With implant systems not listed in these instructions.
- If the component is damaged, deformed, or contaminated.
- As a definitive intraoral prosthetic component.
Warnings
- This product is intended for use only by qualified dental professionals and dental laboratories.
- The plastic abutment is intended solely for laboratory fabrication procedures.
- Use only original compatible components and fixation screws.
- Improper casting or fabrication procedures may compromise the fit, function, and longevity of the final restoration.
Precautions
- Verify compatibility before use.
- Inspect the component prior to use.
- Follow standard laboratory procedures for waxing, investing, and casting.
- Avoid damage to the implant connection geometry during laboratory procedures.
- Maintain traceability of the product lot number in patient records.
Instructions for Use
Laboratory Procedure
1. Verify compatibility of the abutment with the selected implant system.
2. Attach the plastic abutment to the implant analog or implant using titanium screw 701203.
3. Modify the abutment as required to achieve the desired restoration design.
4. Complete waxing, investing, and casting procedures according to standard laboratory protocols.
5. Finish and polish the fabricated custom abutment.
6. Inspect the final restoration for fit, accuracy, and structural integrity before clinical use.
Clinical Procedure
1. Verify the fit of the fabricated custom abutment and restoration.
2. Connect the definitive abutment to the implant according to the implant system protocol.
3. Seat the restoration and verify occlusion, stability, and soft tissue adaptation.
4. For cement-retained restorations, remove all excess cement.
5. For screw-retained restorations, tighten the fixation screw according to the implant manufacturer's recommended torque values.
6. Perform routine follow-up examinations according to accepted clinical protocols.
Sterilization
The product is supplied non-sterile.
The Plastic Abutment to Casting for Implant H2.43 is intended for laboratory use only and is not intended for permanent intraoral use. The final prosthetic restoration and all definitive components fabricated using this product must be cleaned and sterilized according to validated clinical and laboratory protocols before placement in the patient's mouth.
Storage
Store in a clean, dry environment in the original packaging. Protect from contamination, excessive heat, direct sunlight, and mechanical damage.
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