ArticleEuropean journal of dentistry2026
Comparative Analysis of Screw Loosening between SynOcta and InOcta Tissue Level Abutments: An In Vitro Study.
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Abstract
Implants are one of the common treatments in dentistry. This treatment has various complications such as inflammation around the implant, failure of the coating, and screw loosening. Several factors contribute to screw loosening, including abutment type and collar height. Therefore, this study aims to compare the amount of loosening in two types of abutments-InOcta and SynOcta abutments.In this laboratory study, 20 titanium fixtures of the Dentis brand were divided into two groups. Each group consisted of 10 fixtures. The fixtures were mounted vertically in acrylic blocks with dimensions of 20 × 6 × 10 mm. After installing the SynOcta and InOcta abutments, the screws were torqued to 30 N·cm and re-torqued after 10 minutes. Subsequently, the samples were transferred to a chewing simulator. A compressive force of 90 N was applied for 10,000 cycles at a frequency of 75 rpm. After loading, the torque required to loosen the screws was measured, and the loosening torque was calculated. The data were analyzed using an independent
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