Gingiva former, cylindrical 4.2/4 mm, sterile,
Description
Titanium element for conditioning the mucous membrane.
Product number:
635075
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Product information "Gingiva former, cylindrical 4.2/4 mm, sterile,"
The cylindrical gingiva former is used to shape the gums after re-opening, or alternatively during transgingival healing. This extends the implant to a ""supra gingival mucous membrane level"". The cylindrical shape is chosen for its delicate emergence profile, particularly with narrow gaps, or where several implants are close together.
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