Custom abutments on tilted implants in the maxilla: A clinical report

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Abstract

The aim of this work is to describe a case of severe disparallelism between two implants supporting a cement-retained bridge, placed in the maxilla, employing two custom-angled abutments. Fractured abutment screw and fractured abutment involved two implant restorations in the maxilla. Once prosthetic components have been removed, a new prosthetic rehabilitation has been planned. The divergence between the implants was measured, obtaining an angle of divergence of 39°. Then, two custom-angled titanium abutments and two metal-ceramic splinted crowns were realized.

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Francesco, F., De Marco, G., Sommella, A., & Lanza, A. (2020). Custom abutments on tilted implants in the maxilla: A clinical report. Dental Research Journal, 17(4), 314–318. https://doi.org/10.4103/1735-3327.292065

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