MU Plus [17°/30°/45°] – I-do

Where this fits in the sequence: The I-DO MU Plus Abutment 17° / 30° / 45° is placed during the multiunit correction phase, after implant placement, when clinicians must correct moderate to severe implant angulation and establish a prosthetically driven MU Plus platform.

Why clinicians choose extended-angle MU Plus abutments

• Selected to correct challenging implant divergence in cases where straight or lower-angle abutments are insufficient.
• Commonly chosen when anatomical limitations require advanced angulation correction at the MU level rather than implant-level adjustments.
• Offered in 17°, 30°, and 45° options to provide flexibility across a wide range of surgical placements.

In-use behavior

In use, the MU Plus abutment redirects the restorative axis while maintaining stable seating and predictable screw access. Once placed, all provisional and definitive restorations are connected at the MU Plus level rather than the implant interface, simplifying downstream prosthetic steps.

Clinical context

Extended-angle MU Plus abutments are incorporated into I-DO workflows where clinicians want to preserve surgical placement while achieving restorative alignment through prosthetic correction, particularly in full-arch and complex multi-implant cases.

Technical snapshot

• Angled MU Plus abutment for I-DO implant systems
• Available angulations: 17°, 30°, and 45°
• Used to correct moderate to severe implant angulation
• Establishes a standardized MU Plus–level restorative platform
• Supports fixed or removable MU-based prosthetic solutions