Titanium Anatomic Abutment for Implant H2.43

Titanium Anatomic Abutment for Implant H2.43

Intended Use

The Titanium Anatomic Abutment for Implant H2.43 is intended for the fabrication and support of cement-retained implant restorations on compatible Internal Hex H2.43 implants.

The abutment serves as a prosthetic interface between the implant and the restoration, providing stable support, accurate positioning, and an anatomically optimized emergence profile for highly esthetic and functional restorative outcomes.

The anatomical contour of the abutment is designed to support soft tissue architecture and facilitate the fabrication of customized crowns and implant-supported restorations.

Indications

The Titanium Anatomic Abutment for Implant H2.43 is indicated for:

- Cement-retained crowns
- Single-tooth restorations
- Anterior restorations
- Posterior restorations
- Temporary restorations
- Permanent restorations
- Customized prosthetic restorations
- CAD/CAM restorations
- Implant-supported prosthetic rehabilitation

Clinical Procedure

Abutment Placement

- Confirm successful osseointegration of the implant.
- Remove the healing abutment if present.
- Clean and inspect the implant connection.
- Position the Titanium Anatomic Abutment onto the Internal Hex H2.43 implant.
- Verify complete seating and proper engagement of the anti-rotation feature.
- Insert the Titanium Prosthetic Screw (701203).
- Tighten according to the implant manufacturer's recommended torque values.
- Confirm stability before proceeding with restorative procedures.

Restoration Fabrication

Conventional Technique

- Obtain an accurate impression of the implant position.
- Fabricate the master model according to laboratory procedures.
- Design and fabricate the restoration based on the anatomical contour of the abutment.
- Verify marginal adaptation and emergence profile.

CAD/CAM Technique

- Scan the abutment and surrounding structures.
- Design the restoration using CAD software.
- Manufacture the restoration using approved CAD/CAM materials.
- Verify fit and adaptation before delivery.

Restoration Delivery

Cement-Retained Restoration

- Verify complete seating of the restoration on the abutment.
- Check proximal contacts and occlusal relationships.
- Apply an appropriate dental cement according to the manufacturer's instructions.
- Seat the restoration completely.
- Remove excess cement carefully.
- Verify final occlusion, esthetics, and soft tissue adaptation.

Final Restoration Verification

Before treatment completion:

- Verify complete seating of the abutment.
- Confirm engagement of the anti-rotation feature.
- Check restoration stability.
- Verify occlusal contacts.
- Confirm proper emergence profile and soft tissue support.
- Remove all excess cement.
- Obtain radiographic verification if clinically indicated.

Removal Procedure

Cement-Retained Restoration

- Remove the restoration according to standard clinical procedures.
- Inspect the abutment and implant connection.
- Clean all components thoroughly.
- Replace damaged components if necessary.

Abutment Removal

- Access the prosthetic screw.
- Loosen and remove Titanium Screw (701203).
- Carefully remove the abutment from the implant connection.
- Inspect the implant interface before reinstallation.

Cleaning and Sterilization

- Remove all contaminants and manufacturing residues.
- Clean using approved medical device cleaning procedures.
- Rinse thoroughly with distilled or deionized water.
- Dry completely before sterilization.
- Sterilize before use in a steam autoclave at: 135°C (274°F)
- Follow validated sterilization procedures and local regulatory requirements.

Warnings and Precautions

- For professional dental use only.
- Use only with compatible Internal Hex H2.43 implant systems.
- Use only with Titanium Prosthetic Screw (701203).
- Verify complete seating before tightening.
- Follow recommended torque values.
- Carefully remove excess cement to reduce the risk of peri-implant complications.
- Do not use damaged or deformed components.
- Replace components showing signs of wear, deformation, or damage.
- Ensure proper fit and adaptation of the final restoration before cementation.

Storage

Store in a clean, dry environment protected from contamination, moisture, and mechanical damage.

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