MU Plus [17°/30°] – Nobel Active

Where this fits in the sequence: The Nobel Active MU Plus Abutment 17° / 30° is placed during the multiunit correction phase, after implant placement, when clinicians need to correct implant angulation and establish a level, prosthetically driven platform on Nobel Active implants.

Why clinicians choose MU Plus angled abutments

• Selected to correct implant divergence in full-arch or multi-implant cases using Nobel Active systems.
• Commonly chosen when a MU Plus interface provides enhanced prosthetic stability and standardized component connection.
• Available in 17° and 30° angulations to accommodate varying anatomical and surgical placement conditions.

In-use behavior

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

Clinical context

MU Plus angled abutments are routinely incorporated into Nobel Active workflows where clinicians want to simplify prosthetic fabrication, reduce restorative complexity, and maintain predictable alignment across multiple implants.

Technical snapshot

• Angled MU Plus abutment for Nobel Active implants
• Available angulations: 17° and 30°
• Used to correct implant angulation and level the restorative platform
• Serves as the MU-level interface for fixed or removable restorations