ITI Straumann Bone Level® Dental Implant Abutment Titanium Multi Unit Screw Fits Convertible NC D3.5/D4.5 – RC D4.5/D6.

Implant Bridge Bar Abutment Titanium Hexagonal Screw

ITI Straumann Bone Level® Dental Implant Abutment Titanium Multi Unit Screw Fits

Convertible NC D3.5/D4.5 – RC D4.5/D6.5

Compatible driver = S-Torx

Material:
Ti 6AI-4V ELI (Supply from Germany)

Feature:
- Accuracy, lighting intensity
- Identical to the original screw design
- Tool inspection with 150% of the original torque value
- Hand inspection of the threaded part

Their design ensures a perfect fit with standard accessories as well as with special CAD / CAM systems for structures, bridges and special abutments, bridges, bars, etc.

Approved by CE, ISO 9001, ISO 13485

Points of ITI Straumann Bone level Screw:

All Straumann® implant prosthetic screws require a special SCS (Screw Carrying System) driver tip. Screws can be removed and replaced from the abutments in case of damage or failure. The color coding scheme follows the color coding implementation of the implant/abutment platform diameter. Narrow connection (NC) screws (Fig.3) can be identified through their yellow colored screw head and regular connection (RC) abutment screws (Fig.4) are colored purple at the screw head. Screws can not be interchanged from platform diameter to platform diameter and specific screw designs have to be utilized for specific abutments and platform diameters.

NC gold abutments (UCLA), anatomic, Meso and Multi-Base abutments require the same screw (Fig.3 left, catalog # 025.2900). Cementable NC abutments utilize catalog # 025.2908 (Fig.2 middle) and custom NC ceramic abutments mandate catalog # 025.2906 (Fig.3 right) as final screw. RC indexed gold abutments (UCLA), anatomic, Meso and Multi-Base abutments employ catalog # 025.4900 (Fig.4 left) and non indexed gold abutments (UCLA) command catalog # 025.4902 (Fig.4 right). Cementable abutments require catalog # 025.4908 (Fig.4 second column) and custom ceramic RC abutments necessitate catalog # 025.4906 (Fig.4 third column).