Prosthetic Set Angular Multi Unit For implant H2.43

Prosthetic Set Angular Multi Unit for Implant H2.43

Intended Use

The Prosthetic Set Angular Multi Unit 17° / 30° for Implant H2.43 is intended for the restoration of osseointegrated implants using screw-retained prosthetic restorations. The system provides a complete solution for impression taking, laboratory procedures, CAD/CAM workflows, and fabrication of temporary and permanent implant-supported restorations.

The 17° and 30° angular correction options allow compensation for implant angulation, improve prosthetic positioning, optimize screw access channel orientation, and facilitate esthetic and functional restorative outcomes.

The system is designed for use with Internal Hex H2.43 implants and is suitable for single-unit, multi-unit, and full-arch restorations.

Indications

The Prosthetic Set Angular Multi Unit 17° / 30° for Implant H2.43 is indicated for:

- Screw-retained restorations
- Angulated implant restorations
- Implant-supported crowns
- Implant-supported bridges
- Full-arch restorations
- Multi-unit restorations
- Immediate loading protocols when clinically indicated
- CAD/CAM restorations
- Conventional laboratory restorations
- Digital implant workflows

Clinical Procedure

1. Angular Adapter Installation
   - Confirm successful osseointegration of the implant.
   - Remove the healing abutment or temporary restoration if present.
   - Clean and inspect the implant connection.
   - Position the 17° or 30° Titanium Angular Adapter onto the H2.43 implant.
   - Orient the adapter according to the planned prosthetic axis.
   - Verify complete seating and proper alignment.
   - Tighten according to the recommended clinical protocol.

2. Esthetic Connector Installation
   - Position the Titanium Esthetic Connector onto the Angular Adapter.
   - Verify complete seating and proper orientation.
   - Tighten according to the prosthetic protocol.
   - Confirm stability of the assembly before proceeding.

3. Impression Procedure
   - Open Tray Technique
   - Connect the Open Tray Transfer to the Esthetic Connector.
   - Secure the transfer using the Long Fixation Screw.
   - Verify complete seating clinically and radiographically if necessary.
   - Prepare the impression tray to allow access to the fixation screw.
   - Take the impression using an appropriate impression material.
   - After setting, loosen the fixation screw.
   - Remove the impression with the transfer embedded in the impression.

4. Laboratory Procedure
   Master Cast Fabrication
   - Connect the Titanium Esthetic Abutment Analog to the transfer inside the impression.
   - Verify correct positioning.
   - Pour the master cast according to laboratory procedures.
   - Allow complete setting before model separation.
   Restoration Fabrication
   - Select either the Titanium Sheath or Plastic Sheath according to the restoration design.
   - Design the prosthetic restoration using conventional laboratory methods or CAD/CAM software.
   - Fabricate the restoration.
   - Verify passive fit and proper emergence profile.
   - Finish and polish the restoration according to laboratory standards.

5. Restoration Delivery
- Verify fit of the completed restoration.
- Seat the restoration onto the Esthetic Connector.
- Tighten prosthetic fixation screws according to the recommended torque protocol.
- Verify complete seating and stability.
- Check occlusion and make adjustments if necessary.
- Seal screw access channels using appropriate restorative materials.

Final Restoration Verification

Before treatment completion:

1. Verify passive fit of the restoration.
2. Confirm complete seating of all prosthetic components.
3. Verify prosthetic screw stability.
4. Check occlusal contacts and articulation.
5. Confirm esthetics and soft tissue adaptation.
6. Verify radiographic fit when indicated.

Cleaning and Sterilization

- Remove contaminants and manufacturing residues.
- Clean using approved medical device cleaning procedures.
- Rinse thoroughly with distilled or deionized water.
- Dry completely before sterilization.
- Sterilize titanium components 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.
- Verify complete seating of all components before tightening.
- Follow recommended torque values.
- Do not use damaged, worn, or deformed components.
- Replace components showing signs of wear or damage.
- Ensure passive fit of the final restoration before delivery.
- Improper use may result in prosthetic screw loosening, component damage, or restoration failure.

Storage

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

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