ABUTMENT SCREW COMPATIBLE TO ISRAELI SYSTEM(Adin)

Key Features

Precision Engineering: Manufactured to exact tolerances to ensure a secure and stable connection between the abutment and implant fixture.

Material: High-grade Titanium Alloy (Ti-6Al-4V or Grade 5 Titanium) for optimal strength, corrosion resistance, and biocompatibility.

Compatibility: Designed to fit a wide range of Israeli implant systems, including narrow, regular, and wide platforms.

Connection Type: Supports multiple connection geometries such as internal hex, conical (Morse taper), and proprietary Israeli designs.

Corrosion-Resistant Surface: Smooth, anodized surface for easier insertion and torque application.

Torque-Specific Design: Optimized for manufacturer-recommended torque values to prevent loosening or fracture.

Prosthetic Stability: Ensures firm abutment seating for crowns, bridges, and hybrid prosthetics.

Secure Prosthetic Attachment: Ensures a tight, reliable connection between implant and abutment.
Enhanced Longevity: Titanium composition resists fatigue, corrosion, and loosening over time.
Broad System Compatibility: Works with multiple Israeli implant brands and platform sizes.
Clinical Safety: Precision manufacturing reduces risk of thread stripping or screw fracture.
Ease of Use: Smooth threading and precise torque design simplify clinical handling.

Product Overview

The Abutment Screw Compatible with Israeli Implant Systems is a precision-engineered dental component designed to securely attach prosthetic abutments to dental implants manufactured under Israeli implant standards. This screw ensures reliable fixation, long-term stability, and biocompatibility, making it ideal for restorative dental procedures across various Israeli implant platforms such as .

Indications
- Attaching crowns, bridges, or hybrid prostheses to Israeli dental implants.
- Use in single-tooth restorations or multi-unit prosthetic frameworks.
- Compatible with both straight and angled abutments (check platform and connection type).
Usage Instructions
1. Confirm implant system and connection type before selecting the screw.
2. Insert screw into abutment, ensuring proper alignment with implant fixture.
3. Tighten using the recommended torque value provided by the implant manufacturer.
4. Verify stability of abutment before proceeding with prosthetic restoration.
Storage and Handling
- Store in a dry, sterile environment.
- Handle using appropriate surgical instruments to prevent contamination.
- Do not reuse if removed from an implant; designed as single-use for optimal safety and torque integrity.