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Multi Abutment
The Multi Abutment is an intermediate component used primarily in edentulous cases to secure bridges or full-arch prostheses over multiple implants via screw retention. It compensates for angulation differences between implants, ensuring the prosthesis sits flawlessly on a single plane.
Wide Range of Options
Offers 5 different "cuff" (neck) heights from 1.5 mm to 5.5 mm to adapt to various gingival thicknesses.
Diameter Alternatives
Available in two diameters, ø4.5 and ø5.5 mm, for different restoration needs.
Why Matthias Multi Abutment?
Main Reasons
- Resolving Angulation Issues: Thanks to 17° and 30° angled options, it creates a smooth prosthetic line even on implants that cannot be placed parallel to each other.
- Ease of Screw-Retained Restoration: Establishes the safest infrastructure for screw-retained systems, allowing the dentist to easily remove and clean the prosthesis when necessary.
- Clinical Flexibility: Adapts fully to any case type with engaged (HEX) versions for single units and non-engaged (NON-HEX) versions for multi-unit bridges.
- Digital Compatibility: In addition to traditional impression methods, it works fully integrated with digital scans and modern workflows via Scan Body support.
Everything You Need to Know
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the connection advantage of the Matthias implant system?
Provides bacterial sealing thanks to the 11-degree Morse Taper connection and completely prevents abutment micro-movements.
How does the implant surface structure affect osseointegration?
Special thread design and "Surface Increaser" technology increase the bone contact surface, accelerating the healing process and maximizing primary stability.
Should different prosthetic parts be used for all diameters?
No. Our system is clinician-friendly; all implant diameters have a single standard connection type, which simplifies stock management and the application process.
What safety does the Atraumatic Apex design provide in surgery?
The spherical tip structure of the implant minimizes the risk of damaging critical anatomical structures such as the sinus floor or nerve channels during placement.
Is it compatible with digital workflow (CAD/CAM)?
Yes. With our Scan Body and Ti-Base options, we support a full digital workflow, providing high-precision restoration opportunities.