Conical abutments form a cold-weld morse taper connection with the implant body — a metal-to-metal seal that eliminates the microgap at the implant-abutment interface responsible for bacterial colonization and crestal bone loss. This connection design is widely used in tissue-level implant systems where the abutment platform sits at or just above the bone crest, making interface sealing particularly critical for long-term peri-implant health.

Compatible with STERI-OSS implant systems (External Hex). The conical taper engages the implant body under seating force, creating a friction-fit connection that resists micromotion without relying solely on screw pre-load. Precision-machined to the system's exact taper angle for reproducible seating.

USA-made in NJ by Titan Implants. Machined to the conical connection specification. When bone preservation at the crest matters, start with the right abutment-implant interface.

See the technique: See the abutment-level closed tray impression technique