Internal Hex Cemented Abutments

Cemented vs. Screw-Retained: When to Choose Cemented Abutments

Internal hex cemented abutments support conventional crown cementation on a platform-matched implant. They are a practical choice when screw-channel angulation challenges esthetics or occlusion. Proper margin placement, emergence control, and meticulous cement cleanup are essential to long-term peri-implant health.

Internal Hex Cemented Abutments FAQ

What are internal hex cemented abutments used for?

Cemented abutments provide a prepared abutment onto which the crown is cemented. They are useful when screw-channel angulation or esthetic priorities make screw-retained delivery less favorable, and when retrievability needs are low to moderate.

How do I select the correct abutment height and emergence?

Choose collar height according to soft-tissue thickness and margin design. Position the finish line supragingival or slightly subgingival as planned, and match emergence to the intended crown contour to reduce cement entrapment.

Which components must match the internal hex platform?

All parts must share the 2.42/2.43 mm internal hex platform: the fixture, cemented abutment, screw, transfers, and analogs. Mixing platforms risks misfit and torque loss.

Do abutments ship with screws and torque guidance?

Yes. Each abutment includes a compatible prosthetic screw and access to IFUs with recommended torque values for documentation and traceability.

How do I minimize residual cement risk?

Use controlled cement volume, consider venting, and set margins where clean-up is predictable. Confirm with radiopaque cements where appropriate and perform post-cementation verification.

Are CAD/CAM options available for custom emergence?

Yes. Pair internal hex Ti-bases and scan bodies with library-driven CAD/CAM to achieve individualized emergence and predictable seating.

Do you offer bulk ordering and nationwide delivery?

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