So The Difference Between Healing Abutment And Repair Abutment?

After the healing abutment is installed for about 15 days to form a gingival cuff, the restoration abutment, also known as the permanent abutment, can be replaced at this time. It should be noted that some implants themselves contain a complete transgingival part, so there is no need to use abutments at this time.

Many people ask why an abutment is needed. It is not more time-saving to choose the kind of implant that contains a complete transgingival part.

In fact, the implantation method that directly penetrates the gums is suitable for the crowd. It must be a customer with good oral conditions. Most customers with missing teeth need second-stage surgery.

The main purpose of the healing abutment (temporary abutment) is to maintain aesthetics and pronunciation during bone healing and soft tissue healing of the implant, and to guide the healing and shaping of the soft tissue around the implant. In fact, the longer the implant will heal before the crown is installed, the more stable it will be after implantation, and the longer it will last.