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Abutments: Cement and Screw-retained Options

Cement and screw-retained options designed for biomechanical integrity and long-term esthetic success. 

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 THE CHALLENGE

Long-Term Stability

The ultimate measure of implant success is the long-term stability and esthetic integrity of the final restoration. Clinicians require a prosthetic portfolio that provides robust, precise connections while addressing critical factors like excess cement, screw loosening, path discrepancies, and the preservation of soft tissue contours. 

 THE SOLUTION

The Architected Prosthetic Interface

ROOTT provides a foundation of prosthetic certainty through solutions designed to integrate flawlessly with the conical connection, maximizing stability and minimizing long-term complications.

Biomechanical & Esthetic Foundation

Core technologies driving prosthetic success.


  • Rock-solid abutment stability with minimal micro-movement.
  • Precision guided positioning simplifies abutment placement.
  • Platform-switching improves soft tissue thickness and esthetics.
  • Unified prosthetic connection reduces the number of components, optimizing the handling requirements in the daily practice.
  • Made for long-term restoration integrity.

Innovative Screw Design:

A tapered press fit for maximum stability and minimal micro-gap, enhancing implant longevity.

Zero Micro-Movement:

Ensures long-term restoration integrity and prevents bacterial leakage

Rock-Solid Abutment Stability:

Long Frictional Contact Plane
Engineered for unwavering performance in all clinical scenarios

Precision Guided Positioning:

Simplified and secure abutment placement for optimal results.

Biomechanical Integrity

The system utilizes a precise 5-degree Morse-like conical connection and innovative screw designs (e.g., the VIPER screw) to guarantee rock-solid abutment stability and zero micro-movement. This effectively minimizes the risks of particle release, screw loosening, and potential bacterial leakage.

Esthetic & Tissue Preservation

Abutments are designed to integrate the Zero Bone Loss (ZBL) principle and true platform switching, supporting a potential 3 mm vertical soft tissue thickness to prevent bone resorption and promote healthy biological width.

Workflow Flexibility

The portfolio comprehensively covers all restorative needs: high-strength screw-retained options (Multi-Unit), versatile digital workflow components (ZBL, Ti-Base, Pre-Milled Blanks), a cementless Conometric system, and specialized removable options (Locator).

Value Defined by Versatility and Predictability

Predictable outcomes for every restorative scenario.

 

Comprehensive Coverage

A single system provides solutions for fixed, removable, cement-retained, screw-retained, and cementless restorations, simplifying clinical decision-making and inventory.

 

Advanced Digital Integration

Seamless compatibility with CAD/CAM workflows, offering complementary ZBL abutment Ti-bases and full digital libraries for individualized zirconia and titanium restorations.

 

Long-Term Confidence

Technical features like the conical connection and ZBL design are dedicated to maintaining crestal bone stability and preventing complications, translating directly into predictable long-term clinical success.

System Component Overview

A foundation for every restorative indication.

Multi-Unit & Fixed

High-Strength Platforms


High-strength platforms for multi-unit, fixed restorations (All-on-ROOTT®), accommodating significant path correction (up to 75° angulation).

Digital & Ti-Base

Core of Digital Workflow


Featuring anatomically contoured titanium bases for CAD/CAM milling and restoration customization. Includes ZBL Abutments and Pre-milled Blanks.

Cementless

Simplified & Clean


A simplified, cement-free restorative approach that minimizes the risk of peri-implantitis from residual cement. (ConoLock® Conometric Abutments).

Removable

Secure Overdentures


Dedicated attachments for secure, implant-supported overdentures and partial dentures, offering various retention levels. Locator Abutments.