Dental Material Implant Supplies Dental Custom Titanium Abutments Used for Implant Cases

• Usage：Polishing Material, Maxillofacial Prosthesis Materials, Dental Preventive Health Care Materials, Denture Processing
• Usage Times：Non-Disposable
• Material：Metal
• Applicable Departments：Oral Rehabilitation Department
• Nature：Specialized Instrument Equipment
• Certification：CE, FDA, SGS

=== Base Info ===

• Model NO.：custom
• Production Time：2 Days in Lab Production Time
• Logistics：FedEx,UPS,DHL
• Raw Material：Pure Titanium
• Shade：Silver
• Shape：Customized
• Implant System：Nobel, Straumann, Mis, Astra Tech, Osstem, Dio
• Size：Mini, Standard, Wide
• Productivity：10000 Pieces,Month
• Transport Package：Bubble Bags, Foam, Plastic Zip Bags
• Specification：Titanium
• Trademark：Footian
• Origin：China
• HS Code：9021210000
• Production Capacity：10000 Pieces,Month

=== Description ===

Basic Info.

Model NO. custom Production Time 2 Days in Lab Production Time Logistics FedEx/UPS/DHL Raw Material Pure Titanium Shade Silver Shape Customized Implant System Nobel, Straumann, Mis, Astra Tech, Osstem, Dio Size Mini, Standard, Wide Productivity 10000 Pieces/Month Transport Package Bubble Bags, Foam, Plastic Zip Bags Specification Titanium Trademark Footian Origin China HS Code 9021210000 Production Capacity 10000 Pieces/Month

Product Description

Dental Material Implant Supplies Dental Custom Titanium Abutments Used for Implant Cases

Main Products: Dental,Dental Lab,Dental Implant,Dental Prosthesis,Metal Ceramic Crowns and Bridge,Orthodontics,Zirconia Crown and Bridge,Emax Veneer,Acrylic Partial,Cobalt Chrome Casting.



Customized abutments tailor the contours and emergence profiles of each situation. These abutments have better overall aesthetics, retention and support than prefabricated abutments. 

Custom abutments are just such an advancement. Their advantages, including patient-specific soft tissue management during the healing phase and final restorations that adhere precisely to the patient's gingival architecture, make them an excellent option for implant treatment. But many doctors are hesitant to transition to custom components, having spent years - even decades - utilizing stock abutments for implant cases. This is understandable given the ease of maintaining an inventory of stock abutments and the assumption that custom abutments are prohibitively expensive. Plus, clinicians have successfully restored implant cases for years with stock abutments. So why switch?