Yes, it can and it is easier to do than with cemented fixation. You need to open the shafts of the denture fixation screws, remove the denture and replace the abutment. It is true that unscrewing or breaking of the screw is very rare, so the need for abutment replacement is also extremely rare.

Yes, they can if the implants are designed for hex or 11° cone interface. The conical interface is compatible with:

• Hiossen /Osstem®;
• Nobel Biocare®;
• Magagen – Any Ridge®;
• Megagen – Any One®.

Internal Hex, e.g. Healing cap for multi-unit abutment D-type, is compatible with:

• Zimmer®;
• MIS®;
• BioHorizon®;
• Implant Direct®;
• XGate Dental®;
• Alpha Bio®;
• JD Evolution®;
• Cortex®;
• AB®;
• Adin®.

No, they cannot. The top of the abutment and the fixation sleeve in the denture are round, which will inevitably cause the crown to rotate relative to the abutment. For single dentures, there are t-base abutments with anti-rotation splines.

It is because our main investments are in equipment and technology, not in marketing, presentations and sales representatives. This allows us to sell a quality product at a reasonable price. You can order trial kits from as little as $0.99 (see below) to see the quality.

We have almost everything. They are sold in another section of this website where you will find: healing caps, scan markers for CAD/CAM systems, impression transfer transfers, and more.

The factory is in Israel and all components are manufactured on high precision CNC equipment, under the supervision of highly qualified specialists.

First of all, cement contact with soft tissues is avoided because all cement work takes place outside of the patient’s oral cavity. In addition, the number of fittings and adjustments is reduced, the denture will not be internally stressed and, therefore, the risk of screw loosening or breakage is minimal.