Diameter	G/H	Type	Art. No.
Ø 4.5	1.0	Hex	RAB 45 GHT
	1.0	Non-hex	RAB 45 GNT

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1. Direct-Casting Abutment (Gold)

• Material: Gold
• Features: Available in Hex and Non-hex types.
• Applications:
  • Used for custom-cast restorations where a gold alloy is preferred for its biocompatibility and precision.
  • Ideal for high-end prosthetic cases requiring excellent fit and aesthetics.
  • Suitable for single-tooth or bridge restorations where a gold abutment is desired for its durability and corrosion resistance.

Diameter	G/H	Type	Art. No.
Ø 4.5	1.0	Hex	RAB 45 CLH
	1.0	Non-hex	RAB 45 CLN

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2. Metal-Casting Abutment (Co-Cr)

• Material: Cobalt-Chromium (Co-Cr)
• Features: Available in Hex and Non-hex types.
• Applications:
  • Used for cost-effective, durable metal-cast restorations.
  • Suitable for long-span bridges or cases requiring high strength and rigidity.
  • Often chosen for patients with metal allergies (as an alternative to nickel-based alloys).

Diameter	G/H	Type	Art. No.
Ø 4.5	1.0	Hex Non-hex	TAB 4510 HG TAB 4510 NG
	3.0	Hex Non-hex	TAB 4530 HG TAB 4530 NG

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3. Ti-Temporary Abutment

• Material: Titanium
• Features: Available in Hex and Non-hex types, with options for G/H 1.0 and 3.0.
• Applications:
  • Designed for temporary restorations during the healing phase or while waiting for a permanent prosthesis.
  • Provides stability and biocompatibility for interim use.
  • Suitable for both single and multiple temporary crowns.

Diameter	G/H	Type	Art. No.
Ø 4.5	2.0	Hex Non-hex	RAB 45 20 PHL RAB 45 20 PNL
Ø 5.5	2.0	Hex Non-hex	RAB 55 20 PHL RAB 55 20 PNL
Ø 6.5	2.0	Hex Non-hex	RAB 65 20 PHL RAB 65 20 PNL

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4. Plastic Temporary Abutment

• Material: Plastic
• Features: Available in Hex and Non-hex types, with G/H 2.0.
• Applications:
  • Used exclusively for temporary restorations due to its lightweight and easy-to-modify properties.
  • Ideal for chairside adjustments and short-term use during the healing phase.
  • Not suitable for long-term use due to lower strength compared to metal or titanium options.

Summary of Differences:

• Permanent vs. Temporary:
  • Direct-Casting (Gold) and Metal-Casting (Co-Cr) are for permanent restorations.
  • Ti-Temporary and Plastic Temporary are for interim use.
• Material Properties:
  • Gold and Co-Cr offer high strength for long-term use.
  • Titanium is biocompatible and used for healing phases.
  • Plastic is lightweight and adjustable but less durable.
• Versatility:
  • Ti-Temporary abutments offer more height options (G/H 1.0 and 3.0), making them adaptable to varying gingival thicknesses.

These abutments cater to different clinical needs, from high-end permanent prosthetics to cost-effective temporary solutions. The choice depends on the patient’s requirements, budget, and the specific stage of treatment.