Hexagonal healing abutment MHA4xxx, SHA4xxx series
flaredsubmerged

hexagonal healing abutment
hexagonal healing abutment
hexagonal healing abutment
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Characteristics

Connection
hexagonal
Configuration
flared
Positioning
submerged
Implant diameter

Max.: 6.5 mm
(0.26 in)

Min.: 4 mm
(0.16 in)

Description

Method - Use 1.2 hex driver (fastened manually) - 5~8Ncm of Joining Torque Usage - Used to protect the connecting part of the implant - Acts as the shape of the gum after surgery - Abutment is chosen according to the patient’s gum height. Conventional Abutment and sylbutment The principles of The principles of SYLBUTMENT are easily discovered around us. In a conventional abutment, the gap between fixture and abutment may increase gradually due to repeated chewing forces. This is due to the contact between the outer surface of the abutment and the inner taper of the fixture, which only occurs on a small surface area due to the roughness of both the two surfaces. On the other hand, SYLBUTMENT increases the contact surfaces by transformation to the grooves. It does not create a gap as the transformation between the two surfaces occurs within the elastic range. Why does loosening occur in conventional abutments? The perfect contact of two at surfaces is only possible theoretically but practically impossible. The perfect contact of two at surfaces is only possible theoretically but practically impossible. When a chewing force is applied then removed, the gap between the two surfaces increase. As shown in the figure above, chewing forces are experienced asymmetrically due to the grooves of the SYLBUTMENT acting as an elastic body. This firmly maintains the sealed state of the abutment and distributes the chewing forces evenly in the fxture

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