Angled Screw Channel Abutment Options

In this video Alex Rugh, CDT discusses the angled screw channel abutment options that are currently on the market.

Angled screw channel abutments make it possible to fabricate screw retained restorations even when the angle of the implant normally wouldn't allow it.

In the last few years they have become extremely popular and today there are a lot of different options available.

This video covers:

Nobel ASC
Straumann AS Variobase
Zimmer Biomet Flex & Express
Dess Angle Base
Atlantis ASA
Dynamic Abutment

[ggaquashark]

Thanks for sharing.Your videos are always a delight to watch.Short and sharp!

[misscandysackeysackey]

Thank you with your advice my broken screw was removed on Friday.

[mehmetalaa]

thanks brilliant video
can u make one about the multi unit abutments ??

[ggaquashark]

Are the heights of Straumann Ti bases adjustable? Thanks

[gregorydeakins]

Could you look at Neoss implants in your reviews?

[lisabarbarow]

Great video! Are you saying for ASC cases there are only 2 types (ball end hex or ball end torx) - but that Dr still needs to have brand specific ones? Wondering if there any cross compatibility if there are just the 2 types so save clients from having to buy them for each type case. We have an Atlantis ASC, would their Nobel or Straumann ASC driver work for that (in example)?

[jsarvemn]

While using CAD, would you advise using AS variobase/abutment if the case requires just a tad bit of angulation? Let’s say tilting the screw channel direction by just around 1-3 degrees or maybe 5 degrees maximum?
Or are we able to get away with just using a regular straight abutment/variobase and do some work around using these abutments? Any thoughts on this, because we have done it several times and it has worked for us.

[dinuvarghese]

Is it possible to remove the screw through the prosthetic part after cementation??

[yyoo_golforita]

Hi
I want to order abutments for Nobel Biocare ASC for UCLA custom abutment with zirc crown on top
What should I order for it ?