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Compressive resistances and failure modes of abutments with different transgingival heights and types on internal conical connected implants

Implant Dentistry Oct 03, 2017

Zhu C, et al. - The authors investigated the effect of different transgingival heights (THs) and types of abutments on performances including the compressive resistances and fracture modes of abutments on internal conical connected implants. Compressive resistances of the implant-abutment complexes were influenced by both the TH and the type of abutments.
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