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Has a fine thread, which meshes perfectly with the inner thread of the implant, cold welded. This make it practically impossible for the abutment to become loose.

Our PreFace®-Abutments facilitate the use of PreFace®-Abutment Holders by Medentika. The PreFace®-Abutments are available in the diameters 11.5 mm and 16 mm and with the connection geometries Hex Connection and Cone Connection. This offers the user the necessary variability. The abutments are made of titanium grade 5 which makes them easy and safe to handle. Titanium grade 5 is also highly biocompatible.Your benefits:With PreFace Abutments® you will achieve a superior added value by flexibility – Use our PreFace®-Abutments together with the PreFace®-Abutment Holders by Medentika. saving time – Two different blank diameters guarantee significantly shorter working times in production. exact definition of the zero position – The uniform length despite the different diameters lets you define the zero position almost exactly. variability – The two different diameters 11.5 mm and 16 mm facilitate flexible work.  precision – The preset production processes as well as the standard production processes provide for even more precise results. Material: Titanium grade 5

Screws in with the Hex Connection impression aid or the Hex Connection impression post, facilitating precise model production.

Open Impression Technique The IMPLA impression posts are color-coded in line with the implant diameter and are equipped with a short or long fixing screw. The elongated section of the implant axis of the customized impression tray to be created must be perforated so that the fixing screw protrudes from the impression post. To secure the impression post in place, the fixing screw should be carefully hand-tightened both in the implant and on the laboratory implant using the 1.2 mm screwdriver.

Titanium transfer element for accurate replication of implant position together with the impression aid for implants in the conical connection range. Can be used with both the open and the closed impression technique. ,