Bar Abutment compatible with Paragon Screw-Vent and Tapered Screw-Vent 3.5mm Platform Implant Non-Engaging Abutment for Laser-Welding — Titanium Screw Included, Laser-Weld (P-35CA-12)

What it is. A bar post is a small titanium cylinder that screws onto a dental implant. It is the connector between the implant in the jaw and a metal bar that runs across several implants. On its own it does nothing — its job is to give the laboratory something to weld the bar to. When a patient has two to five implants and wants a denture that does not rock or lift, the laboratory joins those implants together with a titanium bar.

How to use it

1. Screw one bar post directly onto each implant. The titanium screw is included.
2. Take an implant-level impression and send it with the matching implant analogs.
3. On the model the posts seat on the implant analogs. The laboratory cuts the bar to fit between them.
4. The laboratory laser-welds the bar to the posts, producing one solid framework — no wax-up, investing, burnout or joint-finishing.
5. Retentive clips are processed into the denture base so it snaps onto the finished bar.

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• One post per implant. A four-implant case needs four.
• Non-engaging, like every Titan bar post — which is what lets several implants seat on one rigid bar even when they are not perfectly parallel.

Material: Grade 23 ELI titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI, ASTM F136) · Titanium screw included · Driver: 0.050" (1.27mm) hex · Machined at our facility in Bergenfield, New Jersey · Compatible with Paragon Screw-Vent / TSV 3.5mm.

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