IOS Root Overdenture Abutment is a post-type attachment for root-retained removable overdenture procedures, available in straight, 10°, and 20° configurations to accommodate different root angulations. ⭐ Root-Retained Overdenture Attachment Designed as a post-type attachment for removable overdentures retained by prepared natural roots. ⭐ Straight, 10° & 20° Options Choose straight, 10°, or 20° configurations according to root angulation and restorative alignment. ⭐ Male Processing Set Included Each Root Abutment pack is supplied with a Male Processing Set for the overdenture attachment procedure. ⭐ Titanium Alloy with TiN Coating The root attachment female component is made from Ti6Al4V titanium alloy with a titanium nitride coating. IOS Root Overdenture Abutment is designed for root-retained removable overdenture procedures. This post-type attachment is intended for direct-technique root overdenture applications. Available configurations: • Straight • 10° angled • 20° angled The straight and angled configurations allow the clinician to select an attachment orientation appropriate for the angulation of the retained root and the intended overdenture path of insertion. The root attachment female component is manufactured from Ti6Al4V titanium alloy with a titanium nitride (TiN) coating. Each Root Abutment pack includes a Male Processing Set. For the applicable angled configurations, the supplied screw requires a 1.25 mm hex driver. Product is Made in Korea. Confirm root preparation, attachment angulation, and restorative requirements before clinical use. Available Options • Straight Root Abutment • 10° Angled Root Abutment • 20° Angled Root Abutment • Male Processing Set included with each pack Root-retained overdenture attachment options for straight and divergent root situations. Select the straight, 10°, or 20° configuration according to the retained-root angulation and restorative treatment plan. Professional Use Only: Intended for use by dental professionals. Root preparation, attachment selection, and prosthetic treatment planning should be determined by the treating clinician.
