When to Choose Multi-Unit Workflows

Multi-unit abutments are indicated when you need to correct implant trajectory, standardize the restorative platform, and preserve retrievability. By elevating the interface, they simplify framework design, improve access for hygiene, and help deliver screw-retained prostheses with predictable seating.

Internal Hex Multi-Unit Abutments and Components FAQ

What are internal hex multi-unit abutments used for?

Multi-unit abutments create a standardized platform above the tissue level for screw-retained bridges and full-arch cases. They correct angulation, set vertical height, and support predictable retrieval and maintenance.

How do I select the correct angle and cuff height?

Choose the angle to align the prosthetic path of insertion, commonly 0°, 17°, or 30°. Match cuff height to soft-tissue thickness so margins remain accessible for hygiene and the prosthesis seats passively.

Which platform do these components fit?

All parts in this collection match the Internal Hex 2.42/2.43 mm platform. Keep multi-units, prosthetic screws, transfers, analogs, Ti-bases, and restorative cylinders on the same platform to maintain fit and torque.

Are prosthetic screws and torque guidance included?

Yes. Each multi-unit abutment includes a compatible prosthetic screw, and IFUs provide recommended torque values for placement and documentation.

Do you offer components for impressions and frameworks on multi-units?

Yes. Use platform-matched transfers and analogs for impressions and model work, and select temporary or definitive cylinders and Ti-bases for framework fabrication.

Are CAD/CAM libraries available for multi-unit workflows?

Yes. Multi-unit scan bodies and digital libraries support accurate screw-channel positioning, emergence control, and reproducible seating in CAD/CAM.

Do you support bulk orders and nationwide shipping?

Yes. Clinics and labs can stock components in bulk with tracked nationwide delivery and priority handling.