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Single and multiple attachment systems On the one hand, we have single attachments<\/strong>. This abutment design is characterized by perfect adjustment through maximum contact between the surfaces of the attachment and the connection of the implant. It guarantees maximum reliability in terms of stability and reduces implant-prosthesis micromovements. Dr. Pablo Murillo<\/strong>, of Cl\u00ednica Dental Dr. Pablo Murillo (Zaragoza), stresses his satisfaction with single abutments due to their great fit and precise screwing. \u201cI use OCEAN CC single abutments often, essentially for their stability. The cone fit prevents micromovements and loosening of the abutment, which has a very positive impact on the patient\u2019s health in the end.\u201d Along the same lines, Dr. Enrique Carrera Gonz\u00e1lez<\/strong>, of Cl\u00ednica Carrera (Madrid), adds that \u201cthe anti-rotation system makes the fit so much easier. I love how they designed the cone.\u201d<\/p>\n However, these advantages have nuances that must be taken into account when discussing multiple prostheses. When dentists seek maximum passivity on implants placed at different angulations, OCEAN CC offers them another option: multiple attachments<\/strong>. Designed for restorations with more than one implant, these abutments are characterized by their fit at the level of the implant neck<\/strong>. This makes handling simpler and more reliable, more comfortable and less risky. As Dr. Francisco Mirav\u00e9<\/strong>, of Cl\u00ednica Dental Mirav\u00e9 (Barcelona) explains, \u201cmultiple attachments give you more passivity and let you place the prosthesis even if through different pathways.\u201d<\/p>\n Cases of multiple prostheses with single attachments Although many dentists feel fully comfortable with single abutments when handling multiple structures, others prefer not to use them unless strictly necessary. Thus, for example, Dr. Murillo says that he always works with single attachments \u201cdue to their stability and fit, as well as in multiple restorations.\u201d Dr. Carrera agrees, explaining that \u201cwe tend to use angled transepithelial abutments in multiple attachments and the passivity of the prosthesis is always good.\u201d Dr. Mirav\u00e9, however, prefers to use multiple attachments instead of single ones because, according to his opinion and experience, single ones \u201climit my movement in positioning the implants too much.\u201d Therefore we see that, to a certain extent, the choice of the type of abutment to use is linked to dental professionals\u2019 preferences and comfort in their daily work.<\/p>\n The variety in the range of OCEAN CC attachments that AVINENT has made available to the dental sector is one more example of the company\u2019s desire to make dentists\u2019 work easier. \u201cOCEAN CC is the future,\u201d says Dr. Pablo Murillo. \u201cWe think it is amazing. It works like a charm,\u201d adds Dr. Enrique Carrera. Opinions like these, based on users\u2019 daily experience, encourage AVINENT to keep on investigating and lead the way towards more advanced, intuitive and effective dentistry in the 21st century.\t\t<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" AVINENT\u2019s OCEAN range of implants is well known for its advantages in clinical practice thanks to its innovative geometry, stability and surface, which promotes osseointegration. Eager to continue making dentists\u2019 work easier, AVINENT devised a new type of connection for this implant system: a conical connection (CC), which takes its place alongside the existing internal […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":150,"comment_status":"closed","ping_status":"closed","sticky":false,"template":"single-imported.php","format":"standard","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false,"footnotes":""},"categories":[39],"tags":[],"profesional_medics":[],"segment":[170],"class_list":["post-5913","post","type-post","status-publish","format-standard","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","category-consejos","segments-implantes"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n
\n<\/strong>AVINENT has designed two groups of attachments for OCEAN CC that make it easier for dentists to handle prostheses when they are engrossed in planning, placing or maintaining the restorations they perform.<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/blog.avinent.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/9\/2019\/12\/fets2\/oceanic2-eng.jpg?1508333367796\")
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\n<\/strong>There are cases when a set of prosthetic supplements must be used, either because it is the dentist\u2019s ultimate goal or because the prosthesis is already defined by the characteristics of the restoration. On these occasions, dental professionals do not always require multiple attachments strictly to place structures<\/strong>. Thus, we see that restorations with transepithelial abutments or overdentures use a single abutment design for optimal functionality. Therefore, we find that we sometimes need single abutments to successfully treat and put the finishing touch on operations with multiple prostheses, even though it may not seem like it<\/strong>.<\/p>\n