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Den.Dual Abutment
The Korean Transfer Abutment (Straight) is a precision-engineered component used in the impression-taking process during dental implant restoration. Designed specifically for compatibility with Korean implant systems such as Osstem, Dentium, Megagen, and others, this straight transfer abutment ensures accurate replication of the implant’s position and orientation within the oral cavity.
Crafted from high-grade stainless steel or titanium, the transfer abutment delivers superior strength, biocompatibility, and corrosion resistance. The straight design allows for easy handling and alignment, making it ideal for single-unit and multi-unit implant impressions in both anterior and posterior regions. Its geometry promotes stability during the impression phase, ensuring the capture of a precise and distortion-free replica of the implant platform.
The Korean Transfer Abutment (Straight) is typically used in the closed tray impression technique but may also be adaptable to open tray protocols, depending on clinical preference. It securely attaches to the implant with a fixation screw, remaining stable throughout the impression procedure. This accurate transfer of implant position allows the dental laboratory to fabricate well-fitting prosthetic restorations, such as crowns, bridges, or hybrid dentures.
Its universal fit for most Korean internal hex platforms makes it a go-to choice for clinicians seeking flexibility and reliability in implant prosthetics. The abutment comes with clearly marked sizes for easy identification and is fully autoclavable for repeated clinical use.
Whether used in chairside workflows or lab coordination, the Korean Transfer Abutment (Straight) enhances the precision and efficiency of implant procedures. It plays a critical role in delivering esthetically pleasing and functionally reliable prosthetic outcomes for patients undergoing implant therapy.
Ideal for restorative dentists, implantologists, and dental technicians, this component is a key tool in the successful transition from implant placement to final prosthesis delivery.
