Internal Hex Abutments

Abutments for Internal Hex implants, the component that connects the fixture to the restoration and shapes the emergence profile the soft tissue heals against. The choice of abutment is made from three things: how much the implant diverges from the ideal path, how thick the soft tissue is, and whether the final restoration will be cemented or screw retained.

Straight abutments. For implants placed close to the planned restorative axis. The simplest and most predictable option, available in a range of gingival heights so the margin can be placed just above the tissue.

Angulated abutments. For correcting divergence where the implant is not parallel to the adjacent teeth or to its neighbours. Choosing the correct angle at the planning stage avoids compromising the crown shape later.

Anatomic and shoulder designs. Shaped to support the emergence profile rather than leaving the technician to build it in ceramic.

Zirconia and PEEK. Zirconia hybrid abutments on a titanium base where the tissue is thin and a metal margin would show through. PEEK temporaries for shaping tissue while the definitive restoration is made.

Castable abutments. Burn-out patterns for fully custom work where no stock component gives the profile the case needs.

Competitive pricing for clinics and laboratories, high stock availability and custom production for larger orders.