Multi-Unit & Screw-Retained

Multi-Unit abutments and screw retained components for full arch and multi unit implant restorations. The Multi-Unit system moves the prosthetic connection above the soft tissue and brings divergent implants onto a common path of insertion, which is what makes a screw retained bridge possible and keeps it retrievable for maintenance.

Straight and angulated. Angulated versions correct implant divergence, including the tilted posterior implants used in full arch protocols to avoid the sinus and the mental nerve.

Collar heights. Selected from the tissue thickness so the connection sits just above the gingival margin. Too low and cement or plaque becomes impossible to control, too high and the restoration loses space.

Thread platforms. M1.4, M1.6 and M1.7. The threads are not interchangeable between platforms, which is the most common source of ordering mistakes on these cases.

Laboratory components. Analogs, open and closed tray impression copings, and protective and healing caps for the period between surgery and delivery.

Digital workflow. Scan bodies and digital analogs for taking a Multi-Unit case from intraoral scan to a milled framework.

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