Conical Connection Multi-Unit Abutments and Components

What are conical multi-unit abutments and when are they used?

Conical MUAs create a standardized, screw-retained platform for bridges and full-arch prostheses on conical-connection implants. Selection is connection-driven: MUA, cylinders, Ti-bases, transfers/analogs, and screws must match the same conical platform. Clinicians choose angulation to correct divergence and cuff height to respect soft-tissue thickness. Orders include IFU torque guidance and lot numbers for traceability.

Conical Connection Multi-Unit Abutments and Components FAQs

What is the primary benefit of using conical MUAs?

They establish a common restorative platform above the implant, improving parallelism and enabling screw-retained prosthetics that are retrievable and serviceable.

When should I choose angled versus straight MUAs?

Use angled MUAs (e.g., 17°, 30°) to correct implant divergence and align screw channels; choose straight MUAs when trajectories already provide ideal access.

How do I select cuff height?

Match cuff height to soft-tissue thickness and desired emergence to support tissue without impingement and to maintain cleanable contours.

Which components must match the conical platform?

Keep the entire stack on one platform—MUA, restorative cylinders or Ti-bases, transfers, analogs, and prosthetic screws—to ensure fit and torque retention.

Can MUAs be used for immediate conversion?

Yes. Pair MUAs with temporary cylinders at surgery for chairside conversion, then transition to definitive cylinders or CAD/CAM Ti-bases after healing.

Do products include torque guidance and IFUs?

Yes. Each SKU provides IFU torque values and ships with lot numbers for compliant, audit-ready documentation.

Are these components sold to patients?

No. Products are supplied for licensed professionals and dental labs