In BioInfinity dental implants, abutment - implant connection is provided with 11-degree conical hexagonal interlocking which prevents micro-movement and micro-void.

This connection protects the structure by allowing an effective distribution of occlusal load between the implant and the abutment.

The conical hexagonal connection provides resistance to lateral movements by enabling sufficient surface area between the implant - abutment and protects the abutment screw against shear forces.

The hexagonal structure minimizes screw loosening by preventing rotation of the abutment.

The studies show that most of the loads on the implant concentrate on the abutment screw that provides the implant - abutment connection. When the causes of failure of dental implants are examined, it is seen that screw fracture is the most common problem. This is due to the nonhomogeneous load distribution originating from the inability of the implant and the abutment to be concentric.

Concentricity between the implant and the abutment in the BioInfinity dental implant system has been provided as a result of the R&D studies and manufacturing improvements. Differences among the centers have been minimized.

The concentricity of BioInfinity dental implants is guaranteed with the high - precision technological devices in the Quality Control Department.