Temporary Abutment Non-engaging Brånemark System

The Brånemark System is a dental implant system developed by Swedish orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Per-Ingvar Brånemark, in the 1960s. The system is named after Dr. Brånemark and is based on his discovery of osseointegration, which is the process by which bone tissue fuses with the surface of an implant, creating a strong and stable connection.

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Technical Parameters

Temporary Abutment Non-engaging Brånemark System Specific Description

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Connection Type	External hex
Implant Platform	Regular Platform (RP)
Material	Titanium
Restoration	Screw-retained
Abutment Height	12 mm
Abutment Collar Height	1.5 mm
Engagement	Non-Engaging
Works with	Brånemark System MkIII Groovy, Brånemark System MkIII Shorty, Brånemark System MkIII TiUnite, Brånemark System MkIV TiUnite, NobelSpeedy Groovy, NobelSpeedy Shorty

Stable provisional restoration – screw-retained with retentive grooves to engage temporary acrylic materials

Time-efficient – immediate temporization avoids second-stage procedure and saves time for both clinician and patient

Restorative flexibility – for single-unit (engaging) and multiple-unit (non-engaging), implant level and Multi-unit Abutment level restorations

Note: Abutment screw included, delivered non-sterile

The Brånemark System consists of a titanium implant fixture that is surgically placed into the jawbone, a connecting abutment that is screwed onto the top of the implant fixture, and a dental prosthesis (such as a crown, bridge, or denture) that is attached to the abutment. The system is designed to provide a long-lasting and durable solution for replacing missing teeth.

The Brånemark System is considered one of the most reliable and successful dental implant systems available, with a success rate of over 95%. It has been used to restore the smiles of millions of people worldwide and has revolutionized the field of implant dentistry.