Temporary Abutment compatible with Zimmer Tapered Screw-Vent® (TSV/TSX) Internal Hex 4.5mm Platform — Engaging or Non-Engaging (P-45TA-ZD)

• Compatibility: Zimmer Screw-Vent, 4.5mm platform
• Component: Temporary Abutment
• Engagement: Engaging for single crowns · Non-Engaging for bridges and multiple units
• Material: Grade 23 ELI titanium (Ti-6Al-4V ELI), ASTM F136
• Includes: Titanium screw included
• Manufactured by: Titan Implants, Inc. — Bergenfield, New Jersey, USA

Temporary abutment (temp cylinder / provisional abutment) for Zimmer TSV/TSX 4.5mm: titanium post for chairside or lab-made screw-retained temporaries. Choose engaging (hexed) for single crowns or non-engaging for bridges and splinted units. Not sure which part fits? See the Zimmer TSV/TSX abutment selection guide.

Temporary (Engaging/Non-Engaging) is used to construct provisional restorations. Temporary abutments have a textured surface for acrylic. Available in locking or non-locking for single and multiple-unit restorations. 

Note: This product uses a 0.050" Hex Screw Driver. 

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 Note*Abutment available in locking only, see Bar Abutment SKU#P-45CA-12-ZD for non-engaging option

Titan’s abutments carry a wide range of emergence profiles which

contribute to a natural restoration.

Different cuff heights from 1.0mm to 5.5mm in 1/2mm increments. (Titan EXCLUSIVE)

 Note: This product uses a 0.050" Hex Screw Driver. 

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Shipping: ships same day when ordered by 4 PM ET, from our Bergenfield, New Jersey facility.

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