Brand characteristics

The BIONIKA Cortical implant system features an advanced Hex@con conical connection with a 30° taper angle, providing exceptionally precise and micromovement-free engagement.

This design allows for accurate open and closed tray impressions even in cases of greater angulation, while ensuring optimal force transmission between the abutment and the implant.

Placement at or slightly below the cortical level (0.5–1 mm) enhances long-term implant stability and supports bone level preservation.

The internal platform-switching configuration enables the bone to naturally grow over the implant shoulder, while the soft tissue forms a biological seal around the contact zone.

The conical, spirally micro-grooved cortical surface and self-locking thread structure ensure efficient load distribution, rapid osseointegration, and micromovement-free stability.

Its anatomical root-shaped body with a high-pitch, bone-condensing thread geometry allows for immediate loading due to the excellent primary stability achieved upon insertion.

Geometry characteristics

Angled, Position-Oriented Multi-Unit Abutment for LT2.7 System, Narrow Design with M1.6 Internal Thread

The Multi-unit abutment, angled, positioned, narrow, LT2.7, type-A is a prosthetic abutment designed to connect to an implant or intermediate multi-unit base, offering angular correction where there is a deviation between the implant axis and the ideal prosthetic axis. Its narrow profile makes it an excellent choice for use in tight interproximal spaces or in the aesthetic zone.

The Type A orientation ensures that a specific flat surface of the connection interface always aligns in the same direction relative to the top of the abutment upon reinsertion. This is particularly advantageous in multi-implant screw-retained restorations where symmetry and axial alignment of prosthetic components are essential.

The M1.6 internal thread located at the top of the abutment enables the secure attachment of various prosthetic components, such as screw-retained bridge frameworks or suprastructures. The bottom of the abutment connects to the multi-unit base via a geometry-based fit, without a retaining screw.

Main Advantages:

• Angular correction: Compensates for deviations in implant angulation.
• Type A orientation: A specific flat surface consistently aligns upon reinsertion.
• Narrow profile: Ideal for limited space and anterior applications.
• LT2.7 compatibility: Ensures precise fit with system-specific multi-unit bases.
• M1.6 internal thread: Allows secure fixation of prosthetic components.
• Biocompatible titanium: Tissue-friendly, sterilizable, and safe for long-term use.

Indications:

The Multi-unit abutment, angled, positioned, narrow, LT2.7, type-A is an ideal solution for screw-retained restorations on multiple implants where angular correction, a narrow profile, precise orientation, and compatibility with the LT2.7 system are required.

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