Cast Gold Dental Implants Crowns Polyetherether ketone PEEK Implant Abutment manufacturer from China Shenzhen Berry Dental Laboratory Co.,Ltd

Cast Gold Dental Implants Crowns Polyetherether ketone PEEK

Place of Origin:

Zhejiang, China (Mainland)


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Model No.: Implant Abutment

Cast Gold Dental Implants Crowns Polyetherether ketone PEEK

The most commonl

Cast Gold Dental Implants Crowns Polyetherether ketone PEEK

The most commonly used implant abutment materials to be discussed are:
• Titanium:
– machined
– polished
– Laser-Lok.
• Surgical grade stainless steel.
• Cast gold.
• Zirconia.
• Polyetherether ketone (PEEK).

Titanium
Physical properties
Titanium is the only element that offers the unique combination of strength, light weight, and biocompatibility, as well as being extremely durable and strong. Titanium has high corrosion resistant and the highest strength to weight ratio of any known element.

Titanium abutments are either made of commercially pure titanium or titanium alloy.
Commercially pure titanium Commercially pure (CP) titanium is widely utilized for medical applications

Because of its corrosion resistant, high strength, and biocompatible applications. The mechanical properties of CP titanium are influenced by small additions of oxygen and iron. By careful control of these additions,the various grades of CP titanium are produced to give properties suited to different applications. CP titanium with the lowest oxygen and iron levels makes the most formable grade of material; while progressively higher oxygen content results in higher strength levels.

Commercially pure titanium grades
• CP titanium grade 1 (softest)
• CP titanium grade 2
• CP titanium grade 3
• CP titanium grade 4 (hardest)

Abutment materials and soft tissue response
Abutment material	Forming the peri-implant seal	Maintaining the peri-implant seal
Titanium (machined or polished)	Long-term studies supporting favorable soft tissue results with machined or polished titanium. Most validated abutment material in the literature	Long-term studies supporting favorable soft tissue maintenance with machined or polished titanium. Most validated abutment material in the literature
Titanium abutments with a Laser-Lok transmucosal collar	Greatest ability to form a connective tissue attachment compared with all other abutment materials on the market	Strongest peri-implant seal permitting improved long-term soft tissue maintenance (comparable mucosal seal to the natural dentition)
Gold	Conflicting studies in the literature concerning the ability to form an adequate peri-implant seal	Strongest peri-implant seal permitting improved long-term soft tissue maintenance (comparable mucosal seal to the natural dentition)
PEEK (polyether ether ketone)	Comparable soft	Comparable hygienicz properties to titanium
Zirconia	Comparable ability to form a peri-implant seal to that of machined or polished titanium	Most hygienic abutment on the market allowing improved long-term maintenance of the peri-implant seal