TM10730 Dental Bridge for Implants

Dental Bridge for Implants Description

Dental Bridge for Implants is fabricated from Grade 23 titanium alloy, commonly known as Ti-6Al-4V ELI, and engineered for dental implant applications. The component benefits from precise dimensional control and a customised form factor that enhances load distribution during mastication. Its corrosion-resistant properties, combined with stringent manufacturing protocols, support long-term integration in oral environments. The controlled alloy composition ensures the material exhibits the mechanical strength and biocompatibility required for dental restorative procedures.

Dental Bridge for Implants Characteristics

*The above product information is based on theoretical data and is for reference only. Actual specifications may vary.

Dental Bridge for Implants Applications

·         Healthcare – Dental Restorations:
• Used as an implant abutment connector in restorative systems to achieve balanced load distribution by leveraging precise alloy composition and controlled dimensions.

·         Dental Laboratories – Custom Prosthetics:
• Applied as a precision-fabricated component in custom dental prosthetics to attain optimal fit and integration by utilising accurate form customisation.

·         Clinical Settings – Implant Rehabilitation:
• Employed as a tailored bridge element in implant rehabilitation procedures to facilitate effective occlusal support by capitalising on the material's corrosion resistance.

Dental Bridge for Implants Packing

The dental bridge is packaged in sterile, cushioned containers featuring foam inserts and moisture-resistant pouches to prevent mechanical damage and contamination. Storage conditions are maintained at ambient temperature with controlled humidity to preserve the alloy's properties. Anti-contamination measures include sealed packaging and cleanroom handling. Custom packaging options, such as labelled compartments and additional insulation, are available upon request.

Additional Information

Titanium alloys, particularly Grade 23 (Ti-6Al-4V ELI), are extensively used in biomedical applications due to their excellent biocompatibility and corrosion resistance. Their controlled alloy composition and refined microstructure support optimised mechanical performance, making them suitable for critical load-bearing applications in dental restorations.

Advances in materials science have enabled tighter control over alloy processing and fabrication techniques. This ensures that dental bridges meet stringent dimensional and performance standards, facilitating improved patient outcomes in implant procedures while minimising post-operative complications.