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Prosthodontics
BTI offers a wide range of prosthetic solutions designed to meet the needs of each restoration, combining versatility, precision and clinical predictability. Our system supports both fully digital workflows and conventional laboratory techniques, offering several restorative options: directly on the implant, using Square® abutments, or on UNIT® and MULTI-IM® abutments, available in different heights and prosthetic platform configurations to meet a range of clinical requirements.
Why use a transepithelial component?
Abutments enable screw-retained restorations on a prosthetic connection positioned at soft-tissue level, promoting stability at the implant–prosthesis interface and appropriate biomechanical load distribution. Their surface treatment facilitates adaptation of the peri-implant tissues and helps establish a stable mucosal seal.
The wide range of available heights and platforms allows the restoration to be tailored to each patient’s anatomical and prosthetic requirements, facilitating a precise, passive fit of the structure.
Abutment-level solutions
Different components designed to meet specific requirements in implant-supported restorations.
UNIT®
Abutment designed for provisional and definitive screw-retained single-unit restorations. Its internal connection promotes precision and stability of the prosthetic assembly, making it particularly suitable for immediate loading protocols. It also allows the one abutment–one time concept to be applied, avoiding disconnection of the abutment during the different stages of restoration.
MULTI-IM®
Abutment designed for provisional and definitive screw-retained multiple-unit restorations. Its rotational connection facilitates the fit and placement of prosthetic structures, making it particularly suitable for immediate loading protocols. It also allows the one abutment–one time concept to be applied, reducing manipulation of the peri-implant tissues during the different stages of restoration.
Direct to implant solutions
Square® abutment
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Surface Treatments
Ti-Golden® treatments (abutments) and Ti-Black® (screws) are surface coatings applied to different prosthetic components to improve their biological, aesthetic and mechanical properties.
Ti-Golden®
Combines innovation, aesthetics and biocompatibility in a coating designed to enhance the biological integration of implants. Its golden surface improves visual harmony with the soft tissues by providing a warmer, more natural appearance to the gingiva.At the same time, it promotes a favourable response of gingival fibroblasts, strengthening the biological interface and supporting tissue sealing. It reduces bacterial adhesion, improving antimicrobial properties and decreasing the risk of peri-implantitis.
Ti-Black®
Tungsten carbide surface treatment improves the screw’s lubrication properties, reducing friction and enabling a higher preload to be achieved with the same tightening torque. This optimisation of the prosthetic connection helps reduce the risk of loosening, while the screw’s high fatigue resistance promotes durability.
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BTI® prosthetic kit
A kit containing the tips and screwdrivers required to place and adjust BTI® prosthetic components, enabling the recommended tightening torque to be applied in each case and promoting precision and safety in restorative procedures.
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Frequently asked questions from the experts
Why does BTI® recommend the use of a transepithelial abutment?
BTI® abutments provide versatility and stability for prosthetic restoration, facilitating adaptation to different gingival heights and allowing the prosthesis to be removed or modified without disconnecting the abutment from the implant. In addition, the double-screw system promotes a more balanced distribution of stresses between the connecting components, optimising their biomechanical performance.
How can intraoral scanning accuracy be improved in restorations involving extensive edentulous spans?
BTI® offers scan bodies with arms that screw onto MULTI-IM® abutments, providing continuous reference points along the edentulous span, reducing registration errors and improving intraoral scanning accuracy.
Which clinical criteria determine the choice of the appropriate abutment?
The choice of abutment depends on soft-tissue thickness, the three-dimensional position of the implant, and the prosthetic and aesthetic requirements of the restoration. These factors determine the abutment height and the position of its prosthetic margin, which may be subgingival, equigingival or supragingival, depending on the degree of aesthetic concern.
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