Titanium abutment for Implant H2.43

Before using DMi products, the dentist/maxillofacial surgeon/dental technician should carefully read the indications, contraindications, recommendations, warnings and instructions, as well as all other product information (product description, surgical and reconstructive equipment description, catalog, etc.). DMi also recommends attending our relevant continuing education courses, which are conducted on-site and remotely by authorized DMi specialists. The above documents and detailed information on the training courses are available from the relevant representatives in different countries and on the company website: www.dmimplant.online

Product Description:

Titanium abutment for implant H2.43 - the design consists of two parts: the abutment itself (500945) with a hexagon protruding from it and a screw (701203). These abutments are provided in straight, with an anti-rotation element - hexagon 2.43mm. Titanium abutments are made of medical titanium alloy Ti6Al4V ASTM 136. Diameter: 4.5 mm. Length: 9 mm. Direct connection to the implant H2.43 with screw 701203. The protruding hexagon of the abutment (500945) is inserted into the internal hexagon of the implant, and then the screw (701203) is screwed through it into the internal thread of the implant. From this point on, the structure can be used as a regular abutment and all the following manipulations can be performed: - grinding, - making impressions, - giving to a dental technician for fitting, - cementing crowns, etc.

It is used together:

UNIQUE Implant 3.75mmd, 4.2 mmd, 5.0 mmd, 6.0mmd,

PERFECT Implant 4.2mmd, 5.0mmd, 6.0mmd,

PRIMA Implant 3.3mmd, 3.75mmd, 4.2mmd, 5.0mmd, 6.0mmd.

Warnings:

The abutment is intended for single use. The medical product in the package is not sterile. Autoclave sterilization at 135 °C / 274 °F is recommended before use. The dentist/maxillofacial surgeon/ dental technician should be properly familiar with the technology of using the abutment.

Indications:

A titanium abutment is a device used by implantologists to provide temporary and permanent restorations on osseointegrated implants in the oral cavity.

Contraindications

1. Lack of osseointegration of the dental implant.

2. Allergy to metals.

3. Trismus of the masticatory muscles,

4. Poor mouth opening

5. Increased gag reflex

Procedure for use:

This method, based on a fixed abutment, offers many possibilities. Cemented crowns and bridges

Main characteristics: fixed abutments, fixed prosthetics, cemented prosthesis, prosthesis on an abutment. Sequence of procedure:

- the healing abutment is removed, and the inner surface of the implant is washed.

- then, the impression can be taken by all three methods, but it is preferable to use the closed or open tray method with a fixed transfer on the implant (901545, etc.). The fixing transfer (901545, etc.) is connected with a screw that passes through the transfer to the implant.

- the open part of the outgoing transfer is covered with wax.

- the impression is obtained using the "sandwich", open or closed tray method (using screw 712012 + 901745 for the open tray method).

- with the closed tray method, the impression is removed from the oral cavity and the screws securing the transfers (901545, etc.) are unscrewed, and then the transfers are removed from the oral cavity; with the open tray method, the long screw is unscrewed (while the impression is in the mouth), after all the screws are released, the impression is pulled out. The transfers remain inside the impression.

- with the closed tray method, the analog (920038, etc.) is attached to the transfer using the screws with which the transfer was connected to the analog.

- with the open tray method, the analog (920038, etc.) is attached to the transfers using the screws with which the transfers were secured to the implants through the open part of the impression tray - the transfer is not removed from the impression.

- with the closed tray method, the transfer with the analog attached to it (900038, etc.) is inserted into the hole it formed in the impression. If there are several transfers, each of them should be inserted into the corresponding hole; attention should be paid to the buccal-lingual position of the transfer bevel.

- the impression is given to the dental technician.

- the technician models the artificial gum and casts a plaster model in it together with the analogs.

- the technician attaches the abutment (500945) to the implant analog using a screw (701203). The technician can grind, change the angle or height of the abutment using a parallel meter. After this, the technician gives it to the doctor for checking in the oral cavity. Or makes a crown or bridge prosthesis on the processed abutment.

Recommended metals for casting: titanium and its alloys, precious metals based on gold and palladium, chromium and cobalt alloys.

Disclaimer:

DMi, the importer and supplier of DMi products, is not responsible for complications, other negative consequences or damage that may arise due to reasons such as incorrect indications or prosthetic technique, incorrect selection of the transfer or analogue, improper use or handling of instruments, etc. The dentist/maxillofacial surgeon is responsible for any such complications or other consequences. The dentist/maxillofacial surgeon/ dental technician must be properly trained in the use of the technology in specialized DMi courses.