Multi-Unit Abutments

Features of New Multi-Unit Abutments or Why Custom Abutments Are No Longer Needed

Factory standardization of superstructures versus laboratory milling: technical and economic arguments for the use of XGATE Dental multi-unit abutments in total rehabilitation. This article, using the XGATE Dental system as an example, examines the clinical and economic potential of standard multi-unit abutments. The main drawbacks…

MUA Screw Loosening Etiology in Full-Arch Prostheses: Biomechanical Mechanisms and Clinical Thresholds

The mechanical failure of abutment screw connections in full-arch implant-supported prostheses represents one of the most prevalent and challenging complications encountered in implant dentistry. While screw loosening occurs in approximately 7.2% of implant prostheses overall, the rates vary substantially based on design parameters and clinical…

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