Multi-Unit System - Internal Hex

Multi-Unit abutments and their components for Internal Hex implants. The Multi-Unit system exists to solve one problem: implants are rarely placed perfectly parallel, and a screw retained bridge needs a single common path of insertion. The abutment corrects that divergence at the implant level, moves the prosthetic connection above the tissue and makes the restoration retrievable.

Straight and angulated abutments. Straight abutments for near-parallel implants, angulated versions for correcting divergence in full arch and tilted posterior cases. Collar height is chosen from the tissue thickness, so the connection sits just above the gingival margin.

Thread platforms. M1.4, M1.6 and M1.7 systems, each with its own screw thread. The threads are not interchangeable, which is the single most common source of ordering errors on these cases.

Analogs and transfers. Lab analogs reproducing the abutment position on the working model, and open and closed tray impression copings for recording it accurately.

Screws and protective caps. Prosthetic and laboratory screws, healing caps and protective caps for the period between surgery and delivery.

Digital. Scan bodies and digital analogs for taking a Multi-Unit case through an intraoral scan and into a milled framework.

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