Multi-Unit Abutments

Articles and cases on multi-unit abutments (MUA): choosing between straight and angled, biomechanics, complications and full-arch protocols. Most read: angled vs straight abutments: stress and bone loss, why MUA screws loosen and how to prevent it, V-Type MUA clinical cases and tilted implants with angled abutments. The full XGATE range — V-Type straight and D-Type 17°, 30°, 45° for 15 implant platforms — is in the Multi-Units catalog.

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